Sentence examples for construct cities from inspiring English sources

Precise ritual rules of town planning made it possible for them to construct cities on regular plans, the most beautiful remains of which are those of Marzabotto, near Bologna, and of Capua, in Campania.

To construct cities around the belief that urban design and the public realm can be considered once land deals, planning policy and economic viability have been settled, is to submit our cities to a form of vandalism from which few will recover.

Women who helped construct City of Joy dance with bricks balanced on their heads.

The Chimú constructed cities and developed large-scale irrigation systems.

But though more housing was constructed, cities continued to suffer from a shortage of apartments (most of which were offered to unskilled migrant labourers from the southern republics of the Yugoslav federation).

In the current constructed cities, the number of alternative locations from home was set to a maximum of four.

The constructed cities are built with two different types of social structures: nuclear families where the elderly and retired live separately in groups (Figure 1a) or extended families where all age groups live together as a family (Figure 1b).

In Belfast, where the ship was constructed, city officials were expected to lay wreaths at the Titanic Memorial near City Hall and observe a moment of silence, the BBC is reporting.

It is all the worse for the fact that Liverpool was, and partly still is, a wonderfully constructed city.

It was a hastily constructed city that might have resembled a refugee camp were it not for the festive atmosphere.

In 2005 the government began to shift its administrative centre, first to the city of Pyinmana (some 200 miles [320 km] north of Yangon) and then to Nay Pyi Taw (Naypyidaw), a newly constructed city near Pyinmana; Nay Pyi Taw was proclaimed the capital of Myanmar in 2006.