Sentence examples for clever city from inspiring English sources
In between losing 10 lbs, quitting smoking, and being more outgoing this new year, pick up some local flare for your iPad and take some time to explore these publications that capture the zeitgeist of this clever city.
In an era of mass urbanisation the United Nations expects the number of city dwellers to reach 6.3 billion by 2050, as many people as there were on the planet ten years ago that could matter a lot.But clever cities will not necessarily be better ones.
Nothing so clever for City Councilman Larry B. Seabrook, a Bronx Democrat, who came under federal indictment this week.
A fizzingly clever big-city satire and deeply strange late noir classic from 1957, directed by one time Ealing comedy maestro Alexander Mackendrick with a superb script by Clifford Odets.
As one observer puts it: "He has been cleverer than the City".
After a few years of flailing around in search of a point, the cleverer ones – Manchester city council, or the GLC's shadow, the Greater London authority (GLA), discovered a new purpose.
This clever prototype for a city without streets is also an admission that the traditional street-based city doesn't have much of a future here.
Despite the city's clever stores, Parisians sometimes resort to the Internet for Christmas shopping.
In a capital city, with clever, independent-minded, day and weekly-boarding pupils, Westminster was peculiarly at risk from student rebellion and the easy availability of drugs.
Agüero, 24, a sharp and clever player who joined City last summer on a $60 million transfer from Atlético Madrid, upset the soccer hierarchy in England.
It seemed symbolic of the France midfielder's struggles as he and his Newcastle United team-mates became increasingly ensnared in Stoke City's clever tactical trap.
