Sentence examples for Los Angeles from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A port of the United States that is the largest city in California and second-largest in the United States; known for being an urban area that covers a large area.
Douglas thanked his fellow nominee and co-star Matt Damon on stage, telling the audience at the at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles that he could not have done it without the man who played his on-screen lover Scott Thorson.
That is very English, I think.' She likes the English and feels comfortable with them, unlike in Los Angeles, where she does not really feel a part of things.
The Los Angeles sisters beat Justin Timberlake, who had been narrowly ahead in the midweek chart, to the top.
It salvaged Schlesinger's box office reputation - and he was able to retain his large house in Los Angeles, a family home in the country and his immaculately decorated house off Kensington High Street.
The pair were detained, though not arrested, by police on 11 September after a complaint that they were having sex in their car, which was parked outside CBS studios in the Studio City area of Los Angeles.
It's not dissimilar to an outstanding British actor making a movie in Hollywood only to be told he cannot attend auditions back at home until he relocates permanently from Los Angeles to Cricklewood.
The latter is more popular with Argentinians than foreign visitors, but the quaint towns of Junín de los Andes, San Martín de los Andes and Villa La Angostura are good bases for camping, hiking, trout fishing, horse riding and quad biking.
Organisers said the strikes, scheduled a day after the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and a few days before Labor Day, were being held in 60 cities and had spread to the south – including Tampa and Raleigh – and the west, with workers in Los Angeles and San Francisco taking part.
It has been namechecked by seminal 80s new wavers Los Prisoneros in the song Porque No Se Van (Why Don't You Go?).
Similarly, the WHA of the 1970s brought professional hockey to mid-sized Canadian cities left unserved by the NHL like Edmonton and Winnipeg, and American cities far from the game's northern epicenter like Los Angeles and Houston.
Popular beaches along nearly seven miles (11 kilometres) of Los Angeles-area coastline were off-limits to surfing and swimming on Thursday as scientists looked for the source of globs of tar that washed ashore.
