suburban dweller造句

• How does a second home steal the hearts of city and suburban dwellers?
• Bush's appeal was strongest among men, whites and suburban dwellers.
• Many of them are city or suburban dwellers skiing near home between trips upcountry.
• It's squirrel season, and suburban dwellers are going nuts.
• Inner-city residents tend to trail next behind rural enlistees, with suburban dwellers least likely to sign up.
• Bush, who had solid backing from 37 percent, performed well among whites, men, Protestants, homeowners and suburban dwellers.
• After many years as suburban dwellers, the Andersons and Chang especially longed for the energy of urban life.
• With the arrival of suburban dwellers, irrigated gardens provided lush, forest-like conditions, an environment more suited to king crickets.
• For city and suburban dwellers, broadband services mean access to on-demand movies, a global musical catalog and lightning-fast Internet service.
• But the farm bureau sees the bill as an important tool in turning around city and suburban dwellers'attitudes on water questions.
• Face the fact . . . that 95 percent of the time these cars are driven by unemployed wealthy suburban dwellers.
• In urban environments, they will readily take food made available by suburban dwellers, including cat food and dog food and their droppings.
• In fact, the majority of people who own urban timeshares are suburban dwellers who live within 120 miles of cities, industry members said.
• And as any suburban dweller who has ever heard the garbage can go clang in the night can attest, raccoons adapt well to humans.
• Delanoe said he was discussing the plan with his counterparts in adjoining regions so the new roads would not inconvenience suburban dwellers who drive into the city.
• The sympathy of suburban dwellers goes out to an orphaned deer, says Rilling, even though it is suburban development that has landed the castaway in their back yard.
• Although Katz said he didn't intend it, the paintings were looked at as a comment on the cloistered, unfulfilled empty lives of suburban dwellers, much like John Cheever's stories.
• Hundreds of state-hired buses and 20 bus boats on the Seine could carry only a fraction of the millions of suburban dwellers who normally commute daily to Paris on public transport.
• Faced with a massive strike that risks shutting down the French economy, the government said Sunday it was hiring 1, 700 private buses so millions of suburban dwellers could commute to work in Paris.
• It's a safe bet, however, that most of those polled were urban or suburban dwellers with little understanding or sympathy for a centuries-old way of life followed by inhabitants of Newfoundland's rugged port communities.