Sentence examples for bad cities from inspiring English sources

Good guys and bad guys both, the players in Mr. Leonard's books are always energized by the big, bad cities where they operate.

Many universities are found in the big, bad cities of the UK - if not in London, then Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle - the list goes on.

This utterly formulaic and derivative romantic comedy borrows shamelessly from Bridget Jones's Diary and Sex and the City – and from all those books and articles about the misadventures in sex and shopping of single young women in big, bad cities.

That's good news for AT&T, and good news for our readers who aren't in the big, bad cities.

Yet because Socrates links his discussion of personal justice to an account of justice in the city and makes claims about how good and bad cities are arranged, the Republic sustains reflections on political questions, as well.

While the service has been doing some upgrades to its services in particularly bad cities (San Francisco and New York), I think it's all too easy to forget that we really shouldn't be lauding them for that — it's their job to provide us with service, and we're paying them very well for that.

While anonymity isn't necessarily always bad, big cities do leave you somewhat unprotected and exposed.

Bad policing in big cities is fairly easy to spot, but not in small places like Ferguson.

But decades of neglect and bad city government followed.

"Wish to feel the heartbeat of the big, bad city?" Mr. Goldman asked.

These are not Bad Boys, and this is not a bad city.