Sentence examples for the suburb that from inspiring English sources

And particularly the "suburb" that is New York State's second-largest economy: Long Island.

"In Australia," he explains, "it's the one shop in the suburb that sells a bit of everything: fishing line, frying pans and flypaper.

After Muslims plundered areas of Rome in 846, Pope Leo IV built a wall around the area of the Vatican, thus enclosing the suburb that came to be known as the Leonine City.

Hundreds of people have been fleeing the Dawra Hill area of the city, the suburb that has become the frontline of fighting between the Taliban and the two brigades of Afghan forces – one army, the other police – who remained at the airport.

It was this water, more than the car or any nebulous love of the suburb, that turbocharged the city's vast westward sprawl; after annexing the valley in 1915, more than doubling its own size, a freshly watered Los Angeles marched relentlessly onwards, sucking up previously independent townships like Venice, Watts and Sawtelle.

This reflected the relative splendour of the family mansion Seaforth House, which gave its name (taken from Scottish relatives) to the suburb that grew around it and was listed in the mid-19th century Views of the Seats, Mansions, Castle etc of Nobility and Gentlemen.

It is often the suburbs that have felt the pinch most during the current economic downturn.

The possibilities are newly unsettling to people in the suburbs that make up much of New Jersey.

Her focus was on the suburbs that were being transformed by immigration in the nineteen-nineties.

"And if you have a house in the suburbs, that has its advantages, too".

The solution may be in the suburbs that have siphoned off Detroit's money and jobs and talent for decades.