Sentence examples for city rose from from inspiring English sources
The Internet City rose from the desert in one year.
Meanwhile, losses at Stoke City rose from £5.8m to £30.9m.
On the same site a second city rose (from 2000 to 1550 bce).
Between 1990 and 2000, the number of melting-pot tracts in the city rose from 64to8484.
The average number of bikes used daily in the city rose from just over 6,000 to more than 70,000.
Despite initial scepticism (some said "Come for a Laugh and Go Home in Stitches" would be more realistic) it seemed to work: visitors to the city rose from 700,000 in 1982 to 3m in 1990.
The area was to be a "city within a city," rising from swamplands, self-contained, with a population of two hundred and fifty thousand.
Golmud, itself a modern city rising from the windblown flats of the Qaidam Basin, is a railway terminus.
Kendall was enclosed in a dark space high above a city rising from a coast engulfed in darkness.
It shows the small hamlet emerging among the lemon groves that once undulated here, a city rising from the dust.
There is an enchantment to a city risen from ruin, and I suppose that's what keeps drawing me back to Guanajuato.
