borough , bor. (abbreviation)
burgh ScoE
burh old use

Usually a borough is a single town with its own local government.

The Act did not include a name for the new borough.

Like the borough as a whole, the student body is more than 95 percent white.

The borough also became home to a growing number of companies.

For one thing, the borough was built up after the other two.

The total population of the borough in 1273 was probably over 500.

That number is down from 25 percent 15 years ago, according to borough officials.

One high school in each of the five boroughs is open during the same hours.

Of course, the young people who have been living in the borough for years already knew that.

First, there is the problem of the former county boroughs.

Some independent schools are also present just outside the borough.

Everybody has the best interests of the borough at heart.

"I have to call my borough president on this one."

During the course of the day, he, too, hit all five boroughs.

In 1999, 646 and 347 were added to all the boroughs.

The other boroughs could not miss what they never had.

"Have I ever been to any of the other boroughs?"

He has sent an official from his department to each borough.

The music is bright and dark at once, like the Borough itself.

Would it cost the borough more or less to create its own board of education?

For the last two years, however, the event has been run by the borough.

How important is it for the city to move development into the boroughs?

They raised with me the problem of the town - the old borough.

It would not have made any difference in that borough.

Something was very wrong in the borough, his nose told him so.