Sentence examples similar to city forging from inspiring English sources
They are also the latest in line as the city forges ahead with mass demolition of Victorian housing, despite a dramatic recent U-turn in government thinking.
The shades of Frank Norris and Upton Sinclair must have been looking over Loren D. Estleman's shoulder when he wrote GAS CITY (Forge, $24.95).
She is from Sheffield, a city forged in the industrial revolution evoked by Danny Boyle's opening pageant and struggling to find its true place in the post-industrial 21st century.
A significant facet of Syria's uprising is the degree to which protesters have bridged traditional rivalries between cities, forging broader identities even as sectarian tension sharpens.
8 Because cities forge great institutions.
Ultimately however, Japan's addiction to pouring concrete and Tokyo's nagging worry about losing its status as a leading Asian metropolis to the likes of Shanghai, Beijing or Seoul will probably ensure the city forges ahead whatever the costs.
Other parts of the inner city are forging ahead too, gradually shaking off Johannesburg's notoriety for danger and violence.
Fully operational since 2004, both Pinch's club night (Subloaded) and record label (Tectonic) have been crucial in establishing Bristol as dubstep's second city and forging musical links between the UK sound and Berlin's dub techno scene.
The colony of ants dig and mould their way through the existing city plan, forging new routes and street connections and gradually developing a new Rotterdam.
A number of cities are forging deeper connections to urban wildlife, too.
In Baltimore, the DoJ says it is already working with the city to "forge a court-enforceable agreement to develop enduring remedies to the constitutional and statutory violations we found".
