- to see
independence from the
central city as an ****et. In some cases,
suburbanites saw self-government as a
means to keep out
people who
could not afford...
- The
Suburbanite is a 1904
American short comedy silent film
directed by
Wallace McCutcheion and
starring John Troiano. The film was
produced and distributed...
- 1989 ABC
miniseries The
Women of
Brewster Place, as the
boyfriend of a
suburbanite (pla**** by
Robin Givens). He was cast as
Saint Martin de
Porres in Madonna's...
- its
first w****end, and Wild Hogs (2007), in
which he pla**** a
bored suburbanite s****ing
adventure on the open road in a
biker comedy alongside John Travolta...
- code
became exclusive to the city of Chicago. It
became common to call
suburbanites "708'ers", in
reference to
their area code. The 708 area code was partitioned...
-
Wilmington said: "The
movie is
about the way pets
humanize uptight suburbanites. And the
suburbanite here,
Charles Grodin as
George Newton, is a good part of what...
-
demographic groups—African-Americans, the affluent, empty-nesters, Hispanics,
suburbanites, and
rural residents".
Around six
months later, it
unveiled a new slogan:...
-
these events within Islam..
these were
often revolts of
underprivileged suburbanites, the semi-settled
bedouin on the
fringe of the
Muslim urban economies...
-
crime in the city,
which officials have
blamed for
keeping workers and
suburbanites cloistered in
their homes." Marcello, Philip. "FACT FOCUS: NYC crime...
- by
white flight. A
sense of
isolationism developed in suburbs, with
suburbanites wanting to keep
urban areas disconnected from the suburbs.
Tourism dramatically...
