Sentence examples for city with which from inspiring English sources

Instead, I had come to Istanbul, a city with which I had many romantic associations but little practical experience.

This week, Rachel Shteir reviews three books about Chicago, a city with which she has grown familiar over the years.

In Bristol, he has gathered materials from other derelict sites across the city with which he will build a structure inside the church.

But this singular display of Gallic carelessness prodded Ms. Saint Phalle to snub Paris, a city with which she had long been closely associated.

It is a city where the climate is too grim, the prices are too high and the people are too rude, but also a city with which I am intimately bound by a common language, culture and history.

Increasingly they are also, as Luis Vidal, the architect of Terminal 2 puts it, "gateways to nations", attempting through vernacular detail and public art to brand the city with which they're associated.

There are greater outrages against the fabric of British cities with which to do battle.

Yet it is not a city in control of its own destiny...compared with the cities with which we compete, London has very little say over its future.

By insisting that an event of cosmic significance was occurring in Mecca, he made the town the rival of all the greater cities with which the Meccans traded.

The cities with which the charity has linked up include Chicago, London and New York.Most governments, however, do not seem convinced that businessmen and do-gooders are capable of overcoming the impediments to energy efficiency on their own.

This year, Mrs. Lasker gave the city $17,000 with which to extend the park Ave.