Sentence examples for city war from inspiring English sources

In "Aiming Wide in City War on Smoking" (NYC column, June 30), Clyde Haberman reports that the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene wants to post photos of diseased lungs next to cash registers where cigarettes are purchased.

Review: "His greatest success … is in his handling of the concealed cruelties of this insular community as it wrestles with its congenital fear of the unknown, of the stranger, the city, war and God.

Drawing on archival materials and ethnographic research, she will address the shifting ecologies of childhood in the United States through an analysis of the relationship of children to nature, the city, war, and terror and of the way children are understood as workers, consumers, investors, spectacles, and social actors.

It's really like, if you look at a simulation of war, like Sim City: War Edition or something".

Tina Kelley (NYT) NEW CITY: WAR-RELATED TAX CUT -- The Rockland County Legislature passed a proposal last night that would give a 15percentt property tax cut to parents whose children died while serving in the armed forces in Vietnam or the Persian Gulf war of 1991.

It is further down our leader board that the real city wars are being waged.

Amid the rubble of the bombed-out city, war-weary Berliners were eager to see this great European capital regain its reputation as a free-spirited, progressive artistic and cultural laboratory.

Most of them come to the United States with so little money that they have no choice but to set up business in inner-city war zones.

They just say, 'Let's get a water cannon.' Well, you're going to end up with an inner-city war," Fielding said.

Wolf Parade's two songwriters, Dan Boeckner and Spencer Krug, trade off songs and volley big ideas about cities, wars, memories and human connections.

It's hard to sum up ten years of friends, lovers, characters, stories, books, jobs, countries, cities, wars.