Sentence examples for decent city from inspiring English sources

Decent city governments can be liberated to do their own thing, even as Whitehall tightens its grip over weaker ones.

"To be a decent city reporter, I had to listen to people who were different from me," Simon explained.

"We should be able to be a safe city and a decent city".

But all 10 rooms are pretty cool – even the smallest comes with robes and slippers, REN toiletries and a decent city view.

But he knows those days belonged to a certain period: the hundred years or so when public concerts of all sorts were hugely successful, when any decent city boasted a salaried symphony orchestra and when virtuosos were expected to look and act like Liszt.

It's tough to pay that amount of debt down, live in a decent city and still be able to socialize and do fun things.

Canterbury finally got a decent city-centre hotel when the Abode opened, and this Michael Caines-owned pub is part of the set-up.

Wouldn't it be great in a few years' time if this was a city of culture, if this city had a festival like... other cities have festivals, decent cities have festivals, cities with... opera and art and theatre and jugglers and sponsors and beer tents and... It's like a rebirth, these places are reborn, with the arts these places are reborn.

The cause may lie deeper in our failure to give our fellow citizens a fair chance to develop their own capacities, in a lack of education and training, in a lack of medical care and housing, in a lack of decent cities in which to live and bring up their children.

To point them to a more-than-decent city and airport where they can move their work and live happily and access great public schools.

"Today's youth," he said, "wants a good, well-paying job and a nice girlfriend in a decent urban city".