Sentence examples for a parallel city from inspiring English sources

As with most cities, in Vegas, steer clear of the blockbuster attractions and you'll find a parallel city that is anything but soulless (except perhaps for the zombies).

The subways are the beating heart of the city, and indeed comprise a parallel city as wondrous and multifaceted as the one above ground.

All of which might be tolerable in small doses, but somehow, once they are stitched together, the pieces of "New York, I Love You" make up a parallel city that no one would want to live in, much less visit.

Kyrgyz immigrants, in particular, live in a "parallel city" – relying almost entirely on their own countrymen for advice, information and basic services, said Yevgeny Varshaver, director of the Centre for the Study of Migration and Ethnicity.

For most New Yorkers, regardless of how far back the gift-giving season already seemed in memory, its remnants remained only a few dozen feet away at dawn on Monday, somewhere near the bottom of 10 days' worth of trash that sprouted like a parallel city after the snow.

It is ultimately a parallel city of intersections, discovery, and memory, and a medium for experiencing the physical environment anew.

With its 131 miles of tracks, and its 297 stations, the Metro is a parallel, underground city, one that is as deeply embedded in the French psyche as it is in the limestone of Paris itself.

With its 50 miles of corridors, its 131 miles of tracks and its 297 stations -- including the cavernous Chatelet-les-Halles, considered the world's largest public transit station -- the Metro is a parallel, underground city, one that is as deeply embedded in the French psyche as it is in the limestone and gypsum of Paris itself.

In many ways, she lives in a parallel, different city, insulated by her beauty from everyday life.

The parallel city of Monstropolis is inhabited by monsters and powered by the screams of children in the human world.

A parallel multi-city wealth study also will be performed targeting communities of color in the United Kingdom.