Most of them were here before there was a suburbia.

"They seemed to have taken a class in Suburbia 101."

For now, Green is taking only baby steps into suburbia.

They do not have any ranch hands here in suburbia.

It was so out of context for suburbia in the 60s.

A family, let us say, spend their entire life in suburbia.

Still others simply found that public school programs in suburbia did not live up to their promise.

Clearly, soccer's time has come among the children of suburbia.

When they do, this disease of suburbia will spread again.

You know how there used to be no place to hang out in suburbia?

I live in a small town on the rim of suburbia.

These days, however, suburbia has caught up with Route 22.

What's attractive to you guys about suburbia as a subject?

Her mother was white and Jewish, a product of suburbia.

This whole area, for miles, had once been sprawling suburbia.

It's a small piece of suburbia, and the story will make it even smaller.

"This is suburbia - people came here to leave the crowded schools and life in the city."

In suburbia, however, the decision to head downward may not be as simple.

How do the two trends play out - and off - against each other in suburbia?

Now most of the single family homes in suburbia were as big or bigger.

Everything looked as it had yesterday, just another hot summer's evening in suburbia.

Lower rents in suburbia would more than make up that cost.

"They all left for other areas, out to suburbia," she said.

A lot of people were coming in from suburbia accustomed to wood.