Sentence examples for city drain from inspiring English sources

How much real change follows the recommendations from the mayor's 10-member panel now becomes the half-billion-dollar question, not only for city government but also for public schools, county government and other local taxing bodies that watch the city drain $500 million into TIF accounts annually.

Various microbes from seawater, marine sediments, seaweed, marine mollusks, soil, solar salt, city drain water, and hot spring produce agarases.

Luckily, it may be perfectly acceptable for a nanobrewery to send their waste down the city drain, as long as approved chemicals are used.

The lake, Laguna de Bay, at the south of the city, drains to the ocean via the Pasig River, which runs through the center of town.

We see public schools across our city drained of resources, set up to fail and eventually closed, with all of the teachers – good and bad – laid off.

Then the Bronx's well-catalogued troubles and the building of Co-op City drained the area around the hospital of much of its population.

Berlin's status as a cultural capital was fashioned on empty lots and inside abandoned buildings across the capital, vacated as the city drained itself westwards in the 1990s.

The entire city drains into the two rivers, Ranikhola and Roro Chu, through numerous small streams and Jhoras.

A major portion of the city drains to the Chesapeake Bay by way of the Lynnhaven River and its tributaries.

But the huge amount of work involved in building upkeep -- such as elevator repairs and code enforcement -- leaves the city drained of the resources needed to monitor and police the hundreds of plazas harnessed to the buildings.

Over the next two centuries, the city drained surrounding wetlands to prevent disease and encourage development.