Use of the word outskirts in a sentence example

outskirts

Last update: February 23, 2016

Ned stood on the outskirts of the crowd. [noun]

He was born in Camberwell, on the outskirts of London, in 1812. [noun]

A crumpled piece of flannel was found on the outskirts of the camp. [noun]

The rumours of coming hockey that had been floating on the outskirts of Mr. [noun]

You will find just this on the outskirts of Jacksonville. [noun]

He was leisurely taking photographs on the outskirts of a wood. [noun]

The Babylonian peasant, working his poor farm on the outskirts of the fertile lands, noticed it. [Please select]

Here the man from the outskirts indubitably shone; he bristled with illuminating ideas. [Please select]

They were drawing near the outskirts of Burchester Park when abruptly he broke off, and spoke. [Please select]

Beyond the outskirts of the city Horner had observed a high, rocky, desolate hill which seemed suited to his purpose. [Please select]

It was not more than half a mile farther to his home on the outskirts of the village. [Please select]

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