Sentence examples for suburban extension from inspiring English sources

Families living in Long Island City now laud the neighborhood's new waterfront parks, its relative affordability and a congenial sense of community that, they say, makes the area feel like a suburban extension of New York City.

The 19th-century city, with broader and substantially right-angled streets, stretches beyond the old city and merges with some of the suburban extensions annexed in 1983.

The expansion of the capital that the underground network and its suburban surface extensions enabled was considerable and rapid and helped the population of what is now Greater London to increase from 3,094,391 in 1861 to 6,226,494 in 1901.

The alternative may be suburban sprawl, the extension of development problems creeping into rural parts of the state.

The original platforms are now used for suburban trains and an extension to the station, constructed in 1929, for intercity trains.

What needs to happen to zoning, to financing, to our very notions of resale value to change the suburban condition — and by extension, the American Dream as we know it?

Northwest Indiana, often viewed as an extension of suburban Chicago and sharing Chicago's television market, is seen as strong territory for Mr. Obama, who lives on the South Side of Chicago.

Competition with the GCR on outer suburban services on the extension line saw the introduction of more comfortable Dreadnought Stock carriages from 1910.

In Gippsland the Orbost line was constructed as an extension of suburban lines between 1877 and 1888 to Bairnsdale, and extended eastwards to Orbost in 1916.

Pick recruited Charles Holden to design the austere, geometric suburban stations of tube extensions of the 20s and 30s.

Havering developed rapidly in the 20th century after the extension of electrified suburban railways and the building of municipal housing estates.