Sentence examples for distinct city from inspiring English sources

And the Democrat-led City Council, whose nine members are elected by all city residents, would have grown to 15 members elected by voters in distinct city wards.

The Winslow area, once a distinct city, is the island's hub, with shops, cafes and a performing arts center, among other services.

Results indicate that artisans, residing in a distinct city district, were instrumental in transforming the city, both spatially and socially, during an expansion phase, reshaping the urban plan and transforming its demographics.

"forget trying to look like a european city we are our own distinct city" Thats why we should be redeveloping the many redundant mill sites, and NOT build a city of high rise blocks of concrete.

How is this different from globalization? Globalization is an abstract term for the growth of the global city, which is rooted in distinct city neighborhoods that are connected to one another, but which is becoming an entity unto itself.

But archaeologists weren't sure if the drink had also been popular in Teotihuacan, an earlier and culturally distinct city in central Mexico that thrived between 150 B.C.E. and 650 C.E. (Its ruins are pictured above).

In this alternative history, Gilmour argues that the 1861 unification of the Italian peninsula into a single nation ignored the reality of its distinct city-states with long, separate histories and little in common.

We count these as two trips, because the day includes public events in two distinct cities.

This week offers era-defining expressions of 1970s disillusionment in two distinct cities.

Similarly, when estimating population counts, distinct cities or time periods may be more suitable to particular demographic factors and methods.

Although New Orleans is one of the country's most culturally distinct cities, a large-scale recording industry never took root here, even before Katrina.