Sample Sentences forsuburban (editor-reviewed)
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I want a suburban home with a white picket fence and a big yard.suburban = in an area located near the outer edge of a city where it isn't so crowded
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She drives from her home in the suburbs to her office downtown.suburbs = one of the residential areas located near the outer edge of a city where it isn't as crowded
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They open restaurants in nice suburban areas.suburban = located near the outer edge of a city
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And before you say it, li'l lame white-kid suburb parties don't count. (source)suburb = in a residential area located near the outer edge of a city where it isn't as crowded
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Billy's story ended very curiously in a suburb untouched by fire and explosions. (source)suburb = a residential area located near the outer edge of a city where it isn't so crowded
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Late in the afternoon, when the fire began to subside, he decided to go to his parental house, in the suburb of Nagatsuka. (source)suburb = a residential district located on the outskirts of a city
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It was very quiet out in the suburbs before eight in the morning. (source)suburbs = a residential district located on the outskirts of a city
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You suburban gangstas are too soft. (source)suburban = relating to a residential area located near the outer edge of a city where it isn't so crowded
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At last we crossed a broad canal and I knew we had reached the fashionable suburb of Aerdenhout.† (source)
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In those days there was no security in the suburbs. (source)suburbs = residential districts located on the outskirts of a city
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They bought a split-level house on Willet Drive in suburban Annandale.† (source)
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D'you think Hollywood is a suburb of Birmingham?† (source)
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Along the way, we passed through villages and suburbs.† (source)
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He'd programmed it to look like a large suburban rec room, circa the late 1980s.† (source)
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The caller was a woman from the nearby suburb of San Marino.† (source)
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Keeping local farms in business keeps the countryside from being overrun by cities and suburbs.† (source)
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