Sentence examples for far cities from inspiring English sources

Often (in every case I have had so far) cities have issued plans or studies.

The sun rises in spite of everything, And the far cities are beautiful and bright.

The bill put Washington at the center of a national debate on how far cities should go in trying to raise pay for low-wage workers — and whether larger companies should be required to pay more.

So far, cities have tended to follow the lead of regional agencies, partly because they hold important purse strings, but also because cities are inexpert at making their own assessment of the best way to grow.

Thus far, cities are understandably slow to adopt — dipping their toes in the water while they pilot, learn, and recalibrate.

So far, city officials do not have a plan.

So far, City has won only the F.A. Cup, last year, but this may be its year.

So far, city officials have traced the errant flag as far back as the Sept. 23 appearance in Yankee Stadium.

So far, City Symphonies have been created for Toronto, Edinburgh, Perth, Lucerne, and Detroit, and a new series for cities around the world is in the planning stage.

So far, city officials have said they do not intend to trim pensions, though they have reduced health benefits for retirees.

So far city officials have stayed silent.