Sentence examples for subdivision off from inspiring English sources

It includes ranches, split-levels and colonials, as in the well-kept subdivision off Gillotti Road.

Some 1.5-acre lots have sold in the Sharpton Hills subdivision, off Deerfield Road north of Route 27, for $550,000.

She is driving back from the city, driving back from ugly Detroit to Whispering Woods Estates, such joy, such pride, turning into the brick-gated subdivision off Southfield Road, making her way floating along Pheasant Pass, Larkspur Drive, Bluebell Lane, and, at last, to Quail Circle, where, in the gleaming-white Colonial at No. 23, the Campos family lives.

New home construction on a seven-acre site in Lattingtown yielded 170,000 board feet of virgin timber; a hotel and housing site for the elderly in Woodbury brought over 120,000 feet; and a subdivision off Shelter Rock Road in Manhasset with a view of the Manhattan skyline netted 200,000 feet.

It was a muggy, hot day, and the men were taking a five-minute water break from the sapping toil of excavating storm drains for a new subdivision off Glacier Way.

Japan is commemorating the 100th anniversary of that gift of sakura this year, and the Consul General of Japan at Denver last weekend hosted a tree planting at Town Center Park at Green Valley Ranch, a new subdivision off Pena Blvd.

Her house, the only one remaining in our family, is a squat three-bedroom in a subdivision just off the River Road, which snakes seventy miles along the Mississippi, where plantation houses sit alongside grain mills and petrochemical refineries.

We drove through a subdivision of wooden bungalows, past plowed-up grove land and a fenced-off industrial zone, always with the mountains behind us, or off to the side, blocking out half the sky, blue and massive and veined with white powder.

They said that the land of parkways and subdivisions could shake off its blahs only by building up — by filling neglected downtowns with taller buildings, apartments, townhouses, stores and parking garages, and enhancing mass transit.

Another new subdivision of six houses is nearing completion on Duck Pond Lane, off Lake Street.

Pinnacle Communities is creating a nine-home, custom-built subdivision on 14 acres off Shrewsbury Road and calling it Governor Hill.