Sentence examples for through affluent from inspiring English sources

It heads northwest through affluent outer suburbs, including a mall with Michael Kors and Orvis stores, before abruptly giving way to cornfields.

If you take a walk through affluent London in January, you can practically hear the Maître Ds of Pall Mall gasp with the panic that is catering for wealthy people who diet.

[World Business, Section W.] Plans for New Jersey 'Wealth Belt Reckson Associates Realty Corporationn is pursuing a "wealth belt" strategy in New Jersey along the Route 24 corridor, which runs through affluent suburbs like Short Hills.

Apart from a Conservative slice through affluent western parts of central London and a dusting of Liberal Democrat yellow, particularly in the south-west, the politics of the city seems straightforward and settled: a doughnut with a bright red centre and a thick blue crust.

Still, some Leimert Park residents remain convinced that the rail line has been nickel-and-dimed to save money for other projects in wealthier parts of the city, like the "Subway to the Sea," which will extend the subway line from downtown through affluent communities in West Los Angeles.

Going south I rode the Kenosha County path to the Illinois border (perfect timing; it had just been repaved), where it connects to the mostly unpaved, straight-as-a string Robert McClory trail through Waukegan and other outlying northern suburbs and then to the Green Bay trail, which runs alongside the commuter rail line through affluent Highland Park, Kenilworth, Glencoe, Winnetka and Wilmette.

Beginning three days of mourning, antigovernment protesters marched silently through the affluent eastern part of Caracas.

If Obama's tax plans go through, those affluent donors could wind up giving over 50percentt of their income to the federal government.

The area encourages this sort of development, local businesspeople say, because its collection of storefronts provides small spaces at affordable prices and runs through several affluent neighborhoods.

Fariha Nizam was sleepy and stressed last Thursday morning when she boarded the Q43 bus, which cuts through the affluent Queens neighborhood where Donald Trump was raised.

Until this year, the worries that rippled through the affluent public school community here were largely enviable -- such problems as which Ivy League colleges the high school seniors should consider.