Sentence examples for called cities from inspiring English sources
Instead, she enrolled in a film survey, a sociology lecture, Portuguese, and a seminar called Cities of the Lusophone World.
From then on, his great project was to gather people into settlements, called "cities of Zion," where they would find refuge from the calamities of the last days.
It was a timely exploration of the artistic and demographic landscape of Asia — a look at what Koolhaas, a participant, called "cities of exacerbated difference".
Albert Camus called cities "the only desert within our means"; never before have so many people in such proximity lived in such isolation.
The coalition, called Cities of Service, is modeled on the gun control group Mr. Bloomberg started in 2006, and it already has 80 members working together to develop programs, share information and promote their ideas.
There, in the car park, I decided to write something called "Cities of the Dead", a reflection on how very little history and culture can do to prevent shame and decay.
"It's called 'City Island,' " he said.
"It was called City Streets," she smiles.
For that reason, they were originally called "city academies".
"Are you familiar with something called CityTime?" Mr. Castello asked Mr. Bloomberg, provoking laughter throughout courtroom.
The next morning, she called "city police, campus police, and the D.A.'s office".
