Phrases with «whole borough»

The phrase "whole borough" means the entire area or territory of a borough, including all its parts or neighborhoods. Full definition

Sentences with «whole borough»

  • A 10 - year old girl from Greater Manchester who wanted to introduce Meat Free Monday to her school has gone one step further and encouraged her education authority to roll out MFM across the whole borough. (meatfreemondays.com)
  • Livity has a catchment covering the whole borough, with the majority of children being transported into school. (fatherhoodinstitute.org)
  • Joe Lhota, Mr. de Blasio's Republican opponent, won middle and working class areas of southern Brooklyn and the whole borough of Staten Island, where Mr. de Blasio's brand of populism is still viewed warily. (observer.com)
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