Sentence examples for bring city from inspiring English sources

Plans are mustering to picket banks, blockade roads and bring city centres juddering to a halt.

Navas will bring City pace on the right wing, the ability to take on full-backs and deliver telling passes.

"Some people will say, 'Sean Strub is trying to bring gay people here,' or 'trying to bring rich people,' or 'trying to bring city people,' " he said.

Mr. Martie said he was excited about helping to bring City News, a bookstore and coffee shop, into the building because that was "exactly the type of thing the clientele we want to attract would be looking for in terms of retail".

This means recognising that climate action can deliver local benefits to citizens, even in the short term – and it's why the Paris Agreement, which came into effect last week, set out to bring city actors together with national players through the Global Covenant of Mayors.

Last August, Alibaba Cloud signed an agreement to bring City Brain to Macau last year, but this Malaysia deployment will mark the first move outside of Greater China.

A Department for Transport spokesman said: "HS2 will bring cities closer together, drive regeneration, tackle overcrowding and stimulate economic growth.

"We want," he said, "to bring cities alive to people with this technology".

As Martí once wrote about the Brooklyn Bridge: "Better to bring cities together than to cleave human chests".

"Nancy brings city sophistication to his ingredients, elevating them to great heights.

"And I imagined Marlene bringing city slick to Yorkshire with her crocodile trunk of berets, sequins, feathers and summer tweeds".