Sentence examples for devoted city from inspiring English sources
A devoted city dweller, Vegelin van Claerbergen said, there was never any chance he was going to join the St Ives school in a small fishing village on the farthest tip of Cornwall.
The pale larva gliding around the cradle of the new-born, was less formidable than the banshee hovering at the window of the expiring chieftain; or the plague spirit silently marking the thresholds of the devoted city.
Re "Turkey Season," by Verlyn Klinkenborg (The Rural Life, April 5): Even as a devoted city dweller, I follow the writer William Cobbett's dictum to rise at 4 a.m. so that I can go to the gym for a workout before work.
The Saints, this city's historically hapless National Football League franchise, have been hammered flat in some seasons, fought valiantly to avoid one more losing record in others and, now and then, been good enough to tease an oddly hopeful, devoted city into thinking things would get better.
Some cities, like Portland, Ore., have avoided becoming highly toxic by devoting city resources to environmentally friendly planning.
"The public transportation system can only accomplish so much, given that you've got people coming and going from outlying areas". Some cities, like Portland, Ore., have avoided becoming highly toxic by devoting city resources to environmentally friendly planning.
It later voted to make Lido the first area for revitalization, thus devoting city funds and staff time.
What a lot of people don't realize, he said, is that the Bronx has a greater portion of its land area (24percentt) devoted to city parkland than any other borough.
Another $500,000 is being devoted to city staff to monitor those contractors.
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Perhaps just physically supporting the cleanup, feeding those who have no food, devoting all city personnel and volunteers to that task, would lift more spirits and the city's vision as well as self-image.
