Sentence examples for city shaping from inspiring English sources
Mayor Romualdez, an affable 52-year-old who barely survived the typhoon himself, is regarded locally as a man who has tried hard to improve his city, shaping it into a regional powerhouse that wins awards and has low unemployment rates.
How is the Caspian city shaping up amid the furor?
A quick bit of context: in City Shaping II: Will Architecture Go Horizontal?
You are based in Sheffield – does the city shape your work?
Prass moved to Nashville at the age of nineteen, and you can hear all the subtle ways in which the city shaped her record.
By Ryan Lizza August 12, 2008 In the July 21 , 2008 issue of The New Yorker, Ryan Lizza publishes "Making It," about how the city shaped Barack Obama as a politician.
In the July 21 , 2008 issue of The New Yorker, Ryan Lizza publishes "Making It," about how the city shaped Barack Obama as a politician.
Not until 1994 did 30,000 American troops pack up and go home -- the cold war won and, so people here say, the city shaped in the soldiers' open, can-do spirit.
It is a deeply cosmopolitan city, shaped over centuries by the many different ethnicities that have settled there, by the foreigners who have ruled it, by the many visitors who have passed through its ports.
I knew that Johannesburg was a city shaped by apartheid, but I hadn't understood what it would mean to try to deal not just with social inequalities, but structural ones too.
