Sentence examples for their outskirts from inspiring English sources
Forswearing it entirely, he said, would make it difficult to assemble land to revitalize downtowns, forcing cities and towns to build on their outskirts.
In these metropolitan areas and their outskirts, pricing is likely to end up higher, relative to local income, than it was before the housing bubble, according to Fiserv Case-Shiller.
Productivity is rising fast in the east, manufacturing industry is booming, pollution is receding rapidly, and several cities, including Dresden, have thriving high-tech centers of e-business on their outskirts.
Easing the Burden Sure enough, the biggest category of approved spending by far has been the urban and suburban projects nominated by local governments, which quickly caught on that the sales of lands on their outskirts could be used to improve life in the heart of their cities.
Home financing was also easier to obtain; as a result, upwardly mobile families increasingly occupied their outskirts.
China is also important to future growth, naturally, with some growing towns perfectly set up for a big box on their outskirts.
Their leader, Abdel Malik al-Houthi, warned that his supporters would remain in their positions on the outskirts of the capital until their demands were met.
(One of their "actions" covers their school on the outskirts of Paris in graffiti; another seriously injures a security guard).
They invite Mr Dasgupta in to their inner sanctums their deliberately inconspicuous city homes, their mansions on the outskirts of Delhi that are politely called "farmhouses"—and they tell him their secrets.
Nasra Said Mahmoud, a Somali who had been working in Libya for two years, said she, her husband and their 18-year-old daughter hid day and night in their home on the outskirts of Zawiyah about 100 kilometers, or 70 miles, from the border, while battle raged between Colonel Qaddafi's supporters and rebels.
Between 2008 and 2009, a group of five teenagers, one boy and four girls, spent their weekends on the outskirts of Los Angeles doing typical modern-day, middle-class American teenager stuff: updating their Facebook pages, going to Pilates classes, reading celebrity gossip on the internet, taking photos of themselves on their iPhones.
