Sentence examples for suburbs- from inspiring English sources

Syrian rebels are threatening to attack Hezbollah's stronghold in the southern suburbs of Beirut if the Lebanese Shia organisation does not stop supporting the Assad regime, according to a Saudi-owned newspaper.

Malvina Reynolds' song Little Boxes and albums such as Arcade Fire's The Suburbs continued the theme.

The great product of the English suburbs, surely, is boredom That has gone on being the case.

"But this is a quiet country lane in the suburbs.

"The re-drawing of the regional boundaries took many of the city's most affluent suburbs into neighbouring local authorities, such as East Dunbartonshire and East Renfrewshire," he said, "and this began to distort the picture".

They had learned in the German media in 2014 that Reichental was travelling across Europe filming about his life's journey from Belsen to the leafy suburbs of south Dublin.

He described the official "specification report" published for the first time today as giving a "horrifying picture of the impact" with more than 7 million losers: "A pensioner couple in inner London could find themselves paying 22% of their net income in poll tax, whereas a better off couple in the suburbs pay only 1%.

As the parties swing into gear for their electoral campaigns, tensions in these suburbs are now running higher than ever.

You could tell from their accents and manners that these were not Parisians; they were kids from the banlieues – the poor suburbs to the north of Paris, connected to the city by the trains running into the Gare du Nord.

The city centre and suburbs, which had been filled with roaming groups of looters 24 hours earlier, were eerily still.

We'd howl through rusty suburbs, drive along the edge of the blazing cane fields, visit a few fish shops – or bars – and poke our heads into all the public buildings.