Sentence examples for been recognised that cities from inspiring English sources
It has long been recognised that cities exhibit their own microclimate and are typically warmer than the surrounding rural areas.
Overall: Nottingham has long been recognised as a city that punches well above its weight in terms of live music venues, and the Rescue Rooms is one of the jewels in its crown.
"Perth has never been recognised as being a football city and that has to be seen as being correct," Brown said.
A school inspector in Toulouse said that the boy had been recognised by former schoolmates in the city after they watched the chilling video on social media.
Mr Tansirimas and his friends, anyway, believe that Bangkok, which has just been recognised as the world's most-visited city, ought to have a new park.
"The federal government historically, and this was certainly Tony's [Abbott] approach, was to concentrate on roads to exclusion of rail, so what we're doing is recognising is that cities need good roads, they need good rail, and we should support both," he told Seven's Mark Riley.
In addition to individuals receiving freedom of the city, several organisations have also been recognised:.
Realising that she had not been recognised, Louise enquired whether McCarthy would recognise her again.
It's an admission that will be recognised by many inner-city headteachers.
