Sentence examples for a range of cities from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is promoting a range of "Cities Readiness Initiatives" for public-health emergencies.

Paris is just one of a range of cities that have played host to huge conferences of world leaders in recent years.

But the researchers modelled it by emulating 43 versions of the apps, generating data from a range of cities to understand how they were being modelled.

Mr. Drissi was apparently injured during one of the demonstrations last week, as were other protesters in a range of cities. THIS.

The competition for any financial services that might leave the City – and it's not yet clear what they might be – is ferocious, with a range of cities queuing up.

Hailo operates in a range of cities globally, including New York, Toronto and Chicago, tailoring its pricing to each market.

Bowe then worked in the same role at the former Independent Broadcasting Authority – a forerunner of Ofcom – and a range of City bodies.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, who announced the program yesterday with Leon Botstein, Bard's president, described it as an opportunity for a range of city students to catapult out of high school classes that may be too easy or boring for them.

She offers a range of city tours but most interestingly offers to take visitors to see an ice hockey match – or to visit a traditional sugar shack just outside of the city, where tree sap is gathered by hand to make maple syrup.

In past years of Mr. Giuliani's administration, Disney or its subsidiaries have benefited from a range of city assistance, including $26 million in sales-tax abatements and other aid to keep its ABC television network based in New York, and more than $20 million in state and city loans to rebuild the New Amsterdam Theater at Times Square.

"They want to kill my husband and drive us out," said one resident, Jade Kilburn, a Korean entrepreneur, who, alongside her British husband, David, has battled their neighbors, the police, the courts and a range of city technocrats in an effort to protect Bukchon's traditional houses from being tarted up or demolished outright.