The phrase "and london in the" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in a context where it is part of a larger sentence, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The tour will take us to various cities, including Paris, and London in the summer."
Alternatives: "and London during the" or "and London at the".
Just imagine – a (federal) University of the North that could really challenge the golden triangle of Oxbridge and London in the soft south; or a University of London that had welcomed London's former polytechnics and, as a result, looked more like an English Suny than a Dickensian relic.
They are horribly similar to abuses she discovered in Liverpool and London in the 1860s.
Today, he is at pains to draw a clear distinction between St Petersburg in the 1870s and London in the 1980s.
The CET record, which shows that 2014 was the warmest year on record for central England, covers an area of the English Midlands, from Lancashire in the North, Bristol in the south-west and London in the south-east.
Studying commuters is therefore fundamental to the governance of cities. Tokyo has the equivalent of 20% of its population entering the administrative city every day, while Delhi has 13.5% and Bogotá and London in the order of 9%.
We want to grow our economy and we want those people who go to Guildford, Farnham and London in the 25-40 agroupoup to come back to East Hampshire.
Nathan is one of a select number of athletes who have competed at both a Summer and Winter Paralympics having competed at the 2006 Turin Winter Games in sledge hockey before competing at both the Beijing and London Games in the field events.
The IOC has been gradually working its way through a backlog of cases thrown up by the more than 1,200 samples it re-tested from Beijing 2008 and London 2012 in the build-up to the Rio Olympics.
Sometimes detached and London-centric, in the days before internet file sharing, some flavours of the month would have burned out before readers in the regions ever got to hear them.
LONDON — In the somber and sometimes sinister confines of Highgate Cemetery, not far from the grave of Karl Marx, a small cortège wound past the Victorian Gothic tombstones this week in tribute to a more recent arrival among its assembly of the notable dead.
LONDON — In the summer, they were friends.
