Neighbourhood used in a sentence

Neighbourhood in a sentence as a noun

Run, swim, work out -- even just walk around the neighbourhood.

It's pretty easy to end up in the wrong neighbourhood if you go for a long walk.

Their offering was so inferior to the "neighbourhood network".

If buy-to-let comes to dominate a neighbourhood, can you ever build a community around such a neighbourhood?Buy-to-let is rampant in the UK.

The local networks, created around 2004-2005 a backbone network which allowed every "neighbourhood network" to connect to the other networks via high speed 10Gbps fiber cables.

Ignoring the fact that Pidgin also hires people from the neighbourhood, the protesters congregated outside of the restaurant every day, shouting and harassing the restaurant, the staff, and the patrons.

Bollocks to that; we were being allowed to actually live, not to suffocate silently in the cul-de-sac at the end of the driveway in that neighbourhood that's a "nice place to raise kids", and with all the soul of a funeral parlour.

It’s an incentive for risky behavior.”"I disagree, as a smoker , I'd prefer buying the legit stuff somewhere safe rather than going into a dangerous neighbourhood to get a 33 percent rebate on a product with questionable quality.

Edit: by which I simply mean, the most simplistic way to achieve this would be - pick a node from pool/neighbourhood with id/hash closest to target; get id/hash from its pool closest to target; continue until reaching a critical distance within which nodes will be responsible for holding the desired key->value pair.