Sentence examples for cosmopolitan areas from inspiring English sources

Belleville has long been one of the most cosmopolitan areas in Paris, at the same time as having a proud working-class identity.

The Dalmore range of single malt whiskies, for example, is riding high on the growth of connoisseur bars and clubs in cosmopolitan areas.

In less cosmopolitan areas, like rural Kern County, where the county clerk has canceled all wedding ceremonies to avoid marrying same-sex couples, newlyweds exchanged vows on a tree-lined patio outside the clerk's office instead.

Despite that, these recent developments point to a certain paradox: prosperity in the more cosmopolitan areas of China those with the strongest ties to the outside world seems to strengthen and revive local languages and their dialects.

With only two departments, the College of Chemistry provides a relatively small and collegial place in which to live and work, while being nestled in one of the most beautiful and vibrant cosmopolitan areas in the world.

Look at any guidebook and one of the most "exciting, vibrant and cosmopolitan" areas of inner-Copenhagen is Norrebro, where nearly 30% of inhabitants are from immigrant communities and the organic cafes, bars and chic baby shops rub up against cheap kebab takeaways, pound shops and slightly seedy clubs.

Before the war, Hamra was the most cosmopolitan area in Beirut, then it lost its sparkle and everything moved to downtown.

We live in a cosmopolitan area so local shops can supply halal meat; fish and vegetarian food are acceptable and we avoid cooking with alcohol, which is hardly a sacrifice.

The area is a multicultural very cosmopolitan area, it has all religions within a square mile.

"Employees here tend to like the fact that we're not a big cosmopolitan area," says GSK's Sutton.

Currently, the Jos Plateau is a highly populated cosmopolitan area, with inhabitants from across the country with a significant Muslim/Hausa presence (Fricke [1979]; Awogbade [1983]; Blench [2004]).