Significados de dormitory town em inglês

Delvin in Co Westmeath is set to become Dublin's newest dormitory town.

Violence was also reported in the Damascus dormitory town of Zabadani.

It's a dormitory town for thousands of people - but Ennis is not sleepy.

It then charts a course through just about every depressing dormitory town in south-east England.

Spend a day in a cold dormitory town rather than watch it live on TV?

Welwyn's proximity to London meant it would always be more commuter dormitory town than self-sustaining city.

From the air, the dormitory town of Noyabrsk is a tiny, ice-white blip that is permanently covered in hoarfrost.

Yet similar horrors of persecution are the inspiration for the annual bonfire festivities in the comfortable dormitory town of Lewes.

Now I spend my summer holidays with her in Lakewood, New Jersey, a pleasant dormitory town about one hour away from Manhattan.

Romanian women sit on a bench in central Coslada, a shabby dormitory town outside Madrid, December 27, 2006.

Tuam is a dormitory town of Galway, finds it difficult to attract large sustainable industry and awaits the re-opening of the Western rail station.

Meanwhile, a new dormitory town -Nurkent -has been built from scratch and is home to 4,000 families.

They said that the sale would tear the heart out of their close-knit community and turn Gittisham into "just another dormitory town".

I had a two-hour journey from our dormitory town, involving a bus, a steam train and then a mile walk at the other end.

Unlike many other cities, he says, the outskirts of Rio are considered a "periphery" for the poor rather than a dormitory town for middle-class commuters.

What all this might mean for our suburbs and dormitory towns has received less attention.