Sentence examples for Miami from inspiring English sources
The word "Miami" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the city of Miami, Florida, as in the sentence: "I'm planning to visit Miami this summer."
noun
A member of the North American tribe.
And Channel Five's CSI: Miami took third place at 9pm - only 500,000 viewers behind BBC1's Mrs Pritchard.
For me, it was while trying to pre-board an overcrowded flight to Miami with a noisy baby in my arms, only to be ordered back in line by a curt agent.
Rooney has impressed during his team's tour of the United States, which finished with a 3-1 victoverover Liverpool in Miami, enabling Van Gaal's side to win the International Champions Cup.
Miami Vice (2006) Foxx reunited with Mann for a lush big-screen treatment of the 80s TV show about two roguish cops patrolling the art-deco seafront.
President Obama speaks at the University of Miami on Thursday, in a CNN screen grab.
Other meeting points included a Starbucks bathroom in his home town of Miami.
Saturday nights for Latinos are usually family nights, and the variety show Sábado Gigante – the Miami-based Spanish-language hybrid of Benny Hill, Saturday Night Live and The Price is Right, which aired across the Americas for 53 years – has long been a big part of that.
His gifts form the core collections of two museums: the Wolfsonian in his hometown, Miami Beach, Florida; and Wolfsoniana in Genoa, Italy, his second home for 40 years.
"I was ringside in Miami Beach when Cassius Clay fought Sonny Liston back in '64.
At the same time, there is something about those fat stacks of US pancakes, all pumped up on baking powder (the kitchen's cocaine), dripping in syrup and glistening like Miami Beach sunbathers, that seems brash and ridiculous.
We spent a surreal afternoon watching an overweight ship salesman from Miami Beach get hitched to a Barbie doll half his age.
