outskirts造句

This makeshift ring is on the outskirts of Lahore.

They mostly live on the outskirts of a town.

On a sunny day , David went to the outermost outskirts .

Random fighting continued in pockets, with loyalist forces dug in around the city’s southern outskirts.

The city is known for the Country Palace Ensemble on its outskirts.

We reach the outskirts of town and begin to pickup speed.

His two sons, Alaa and Gamal, were taken to a prison on the outskirts of Cairo.

Moscow's exclusive outskirts look like American suburban shopping malls writ large, yet villages not far away lie abandoned.

I saw him running or walking through the outskirts of gomez Palacio, under a sky that looked like a rockslide.

Ethnic Yi women hoe a field to plant mulberry on a hillside on the outskirts of Kaiyuanin, Yunan.

When loyalist forces bombed the outskirts of Benghazi a week or so ago, scores of pro-Qaddafi gunmen suddenly surfaced.

Not until we had dispensed with politeness and demanded to be taken to a "peasant graveyard" did ma reluctantly set off to the outskirts of his home town.

Between 1990 and 1998, Cheng and Cao visited villages in the outskirts of Beijing every weekend to choose a place to settle after retirement.

A hulking 10-year-old plant on the outskirts of Kristianstad uses a biological process to transform the detritus into biogas, a form of methane.

Pan married herself to her fiance Sam Wang last year. They held their wedding in the evening at a hotel in Fragrant Hills on the outskirts of Beijing.

His coffin, which was buried in a huddle of unmarked stones under the Mount Lu Ci in outskirts of Hangzhou, was not discovered until someone found it by chance after fully 100 years.

The rebels may also have known much more than outsiders about the likelihood of an armed uprising within Tripoli activated by sleeper cells once their forces were on the outskirts of the city.

31people walk in front of a mural with the image of revolutionary leader Che Guevara in San Jose DE las Lajas, on the outskirts of Havana September 22, 2010.

When I met him earlier this year at his office, on the outskirts of Westport, Connecticut, he was wearing an open-necked blue shirt, gray corduroy pants, and black leather boots.

Within hours of arriving, Ochkhuu had pitched his ger-the nomad's traditional round dwelling-on a small, fenced plot of bare ground he'd rented on the outskirts of the city.