Sentence examples for derived city from inspiring English sources
The excerpt below finds some of the LumberKings, the name derived city's past glory as a timber hub, out for a night on the town.
The two other derived city-specific estimates seem to give similar results.
To determine the population in need where the programme is to expand, the total number of youth (age 15-25) was derived from city or rayon-specific population figures.
The name Hyderabad means "Hyder's abode" or "lion city", derived from the Persian/Urdu words haydar (lion) and ābād (city or abode).
As per Iravatham Mahadevan, a 2nd-century BCE Tamil-Brahmi inscription refers to the city as matiray, an Old Tamil word meaning a "walled city" derived from an older Dravidian source.
It was derived from the city seal of Stuttgart -- a subtle yet enduring reminder of where their car, perhaps even all cars, originate.
Part of that power is derived from the city itself, where rounds of unexpected encounters and overlapping relationships give minor impacts major echoes.
The name is derived from the city of Damascus, which was celebrated for its damascened wares as early as the 12th century.
In that project, the particulars of place are represented on an organizing grid derived from the city's street system and the partial reconstruction of an old armory building that had once occupied the site.
In the most obvious example, most of the candidates had proposed using revenue the city derived from the World Trade Center for housing, while Mr. Green said he would use it to help pay for a Second Avenue subway line.
