suburbia造句

1、Everyone needs a lovely home in suburbia.

2、Yes, each new day in suburbia.

3、a residential area outside of a city and beyond suburbia.

4、We live in suburbia. We have two small children.

5、A typical palette of anonymous Greek suburbia is therefore applied, in ways that are not conventional.

6、“For most people, most of the time, suburbia is as good as it gets, ” he writes.

7、The flight to suburbia lessened the number of middle - class families living within the city.

8、Everyone needs a lovely home in suburbia, mostly so the neighbors will never suspect what's going on inside.

9、I naturally hated television's "team coverage" of "suburbia gone wrong" or whatever similar cute moniker they came up with.

10、But somewhere -- over dozens of weekends spent at a resort town that's part suburbia, part spaghetti Western film set -- curiosity got the better of him.

11、Over the next five years, she gave birth to two daughters, filed for divorce and fled suburbia for an apartment in the West Rogers Park section of Chicago.

12、Summers's childhood was not quite like that of the other kids in postwar suburbia… father once set up a bidding system to distribute TV-watching times.

13、One reason is that suburbia is now an economic powerhouse: decaying cities, such as Detroit, are surrounded by hives of industry.

14、Nearby the main highroad, metro lines, transportation center, links to the downtown and suburbia, airport, railway station, bus station or the big parking lots etc.

15、Hanna-Barbera also turned their creative talents to neolithic suburbia, and the Flintstones was the first animated programme to be shown in a prime time evening slot on American television.

16、"One day, sleepless and deep in debt in suburbia, living the American Dream, they decide that the answer to their financial problems is to find a way to get rich quick."

17、His suburbia is not so much a place as a kind of pragmatic resistance to the diktats of urban planners and architects, as well as to the stuffy preservation lobby that rules much of village England.

18、Having got off somewhere in suburbia, the artist walked backwards and forwards over a piece of grass until the squashed turf formed a line-a kind of drawing on the land.