Sentence examples for city's aging from inspiring English sources

The city's aging office stock is another factor.

They represent this city's aging population, which sometimes still sees America as the enemy.

He surveyed the city's aging movie theaters and gave himself five years to become a millionaire.

For Mr. Newsom the largest part of the challenge is replacing the city's aging infrastructure.

There are about 420,000 repairs needed in the city's aging public housing complexes.

The continuing problems underscore the fragility of New York's interconnected transportation infrastructure — and the vulnerability of the city's aging bridges.

Lisbon's roads, usually clogged with hooting cars, were closed to everything except taxis, buses and the city's aged trams.

As the rest of us live through austerity, the City's age of affluence carries on regardless.

William H. Frey, the author of the study and a senior fellow at the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings, said this unenviable distinction was due in part to the city's age.

A vibrant group of young, adventurous and international chefs are breaking down barriers and revolutionizing the city's age-old Michelin-guarded culinary scene.

Nowhere is this tenet more visible than Spaccanapoli, the teeming street that slices the city's age-old Centro Storico neighbourhood in two.