Sentence examples for city formula from inspiring English sources

A proven City formula moved to Portland Place?

ABC has made itself the oracle of Delta Nu by copying the "Sex and the City" formula in a variety of settings: first, the suburbs with "Desperate Housewives," then medicine with "Grey's Anatomy" and its spinoff, "Private Practice," and most recently "Women's Murder Club," about four women who solve homicide cases together.

The city's formula has not been updated.

Under the city's formula, more Hispanics, Asians and non-Hispanic whites would be considered poor.

The city's formula was developed by its Center for Economic Opportunity and modeled on a proposal developed by the National Academy of Sciences.

Somebody needed to revive the "City Slickers" formula, and this time the job has gone to Brad Copeland, who wrote the screenplay, and Walt Becker, who directed.

The city's formula would take into account the money families must spend annually on necessities including rent, utilities and child care.

Six weeks ago, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said he was close to announcing the city's formula to finance its share of the cost of stadiums for the Yankees and Mets.

Many of those interviewed were sharply critical of the city's formula for grading schools on a scale of A through F, and expressed hope that Ms. Black might steer the focus away from standardized tests.

The day that began with the ill-placed fruit bowl, for instance, ended at a cocktail party, where Ms. Moskowitz grilled Michael Thomas Duffy, Mr. Klein's top aide for charter schools, over the city's formula for allocating space to charters.

Along with the Bixis, you can also hire a decent mountain or racing bike for the day and head out over the bridges and even race around the city's Formula 1 track, which is open and makes up part of the city route.