Sentence examples for cities setting from inspiring English sources

Q: How much are trends in China's rapidly growing cities setting the agenda for the country?

Demonstrators took to the streets in several cities, setting fires and threatening members of rival tribes.

Ryanair will operate three daily services each way from Stansted to the Scottish cities, setting up operations at Glasgow International instead of Prestwick for the first time.

At the time, hordes of young people had taken residence in vacant buildings in inner cities, setting up cooperative houses in the bowels of abandoned warehouses and tenements.

Trump, in response, has vowed to curtail federal funding to sanctuary cities, setting up another fault line should he pursue his hardline campaign promises.

For the future Mrs. King envisions other cities setting up similar centers under her leadership, said the spokesman, Albert E. Davis, an executive on leave from the Coca-Cola Company.

Both cities set great store by foundation stories that were believed to have unfolded many centuries earlier.

And the New York State Bar Association has begun a campaign to promote the courts and help towns and cities set up their own.

So begins Dickens "A Tale of Two Cities," set amidst the French Revolution in 1789.

Most cities set a dress code for drivers; many explicitly prohibit bathing suits.

The Vietnamese were assigned to four "tent cities" set up on military bases, including Camp Pendleton.