Sentence examples for closest cities from inspiring English sources

The closest cities in misery (San Diego and Philadelphia) are 30 seasons behind by that measure.

It is a measure of Wellsville's isolation -- the closest cities, Buffalo and Rochester, are each a two-hour drive -- that The Daily Reporter is still an afternoon paper, delivered by boys and girls on bicycles.

At 885 marriages per 1,000 people, Salt Lake City far outranked the two closest cities in this category, Kansas City, Mo., and Dallas, which had 823 and 816 marriages, respectively.

Chicago and Indianapolis are the two closest cities, geographically, to ever play in a Super Bowl; at 182 miles (293 km) apart (connected by a route that is mostly Interstate 65 but partially Interstate 80), they are slightly closer than New York and Baltimore, whose teams played each other at III and XXXV).

Timmins, Ontario is 769 kilometres from Fort Albany and is one of the closest cities with road access.

The next closest city was Dallas, with 17.

The closest city, Galway, is about 90 km away.

Remoteness: 2 Boise is the closest city, a three-hour drive.

Young hawkers called out the name of Afghanistan's closest city -- "Khost!

It is the closest city to the tiny village of Uja, where Mr. Hussein was born.

The closest city-run relief centers, she said, were more than a dozen blocks away, near areas frequented by gangs.