Sentence examples for city born from inspiring English sources

The complex patterns around Cape Coral, a master-planned city born in 1957.

The second is a capital city born in the jet age, and planned in the shape of an aircraft.

But more than that, Mr. Santana and his supporters see the Stone Pony as the real Asbury Park, the essence of a city born to entertain.

Robinho, of course, is not only a delicate talent but the personification, too, of the new owners' boundless ambitions for City, born of their limitless cash.

Harvey Araton New York City born and bred, Araton is a Times reporter and the author of "When the Garden Was Eden: Clyde, The Captain, Dollar Bill and the Glory Days of the Old Knicks".

And Eridu, deeper into the UN's no-fly zone, is much older again, possibly the world's first city, born around 6000BC, give or take a blip of radiocarbon dating.

For city-born workers, that means nearly 2,070 yuan a month.

That could go a long way to making people think you are city-born.

We were driving with our two New York City-born and bred children through Pennsylvania Dutch country.

But he did speak of the need for reform of China's household-registration system which denies rural migrants the same welfare rights as their city-born counterparts.

ROSEN--Harold J.,a New York City-born specification writer, died on Tuesday, July 19 at his home in Chevy Chase, Maryland.