Sentence examples for enduring city from inspiring English sources

In an essay accompanying a book of the subway pictures, the curator Henry Geldzahler described how he had once asked Mr. Davidson whether there was a message implicit in the photographs, a strangely beautiful collective portrait of a weary, graffitied, enduring city.

The national team won this year's Africa Scrabble Championship in Kenya.Launched a couple of weeks before Christmas, the Monopoly Lagos could be the perfect gift for those who wish to take a tour around Lagos without enduring the city's relentless gridlock.

In a city enduring a housing crisis those empty homes could house 55,000.

But the enduring friendships the City winger lists seem more important.

IT'S hard to imagine any city enduring the sharp swing of emotions that London experienced in the summer of 2005.

Many come from the outer reaches of the city, enduring long trips for the chance to attend a school that has developed a reputation for excellence.

Now, she says, she and her family have been enduring another ordeal: city welfare workers investigating whether she was guilty of neglect.

"If I am currying favor and putting something together, then why did I leave?" If nothing else, Mr. Sharpton's cameo in the report is a reminder of his enduring presence in city and state affairs.

With this sweltering desert city enduring one of the largest tumbles in housing prices for any urban area since the Depression, there is an unrelenting stream of foreclosures to choose from.

In "James Baldwin's Turkish Decade" (Duke; $24.95), Magdalena J. Zaborowska, a professor of immigrant and African-American literature, sets out to explain not only the enduring attraction the city had for Baldwin but its importance for the rest of his career.

Their children are part of an unexpected phenomenon at the four-year-old school: while most are children of Chinese immigrants, almost 10percentt of the students are black, and many of them come from the outer reaches of the city, enduring long trips for the chance to attend a school that has developed a reputation for excellence.