Sentence examples for fixed city from inspiring English sources

"I realize some people have to make that decision — can I spend $300 to have this fixed?" City pets can be a more expensive proposition.

But I will acknowledge that Fallout may be actually bigger in terms of actual, walkable space, given how many of its buildings are explorable, compared to The Division's hard and fixed city blocks.

The authors present a fixed city toll that is applied in the afternoon rush hours.

Vito Russo, the society's president, who recently retired after 32 years of fixing city elevators, took a break from zeppole duty the other day to tell a few.

Voters in Cleveland last week approved $380 million in levies to fix city schools, but only after two months of exhaustive lobbying by civic leaders.

The proposal presented to creditors on Friday would spend about $1.25 billion over the next 10 years on reinvestment in city services and crumbling infrastructure, including public safety and fixing city operations.

He and his slimeball associates buy up freeholds, fix city hall with bribes to allow them to bypass the auction rules, and then sell their acquisitions on at a profit.

The city plants provide more than a third of the asphalt used to fix city roads.

"So," he concluded, "if you fix cities, you kind of fix the world".

I was expecting something of a philosophical answer — something in line, perhaps, with his comment about fixing cities — but instead Hsieh was practical.

The city's new reform-minded leader was expected to do the unpleasant work that former Mayor Richard Daley avoided for decades—such as taking a hard stance against government unions, cutting the costs of government and fixing city-run pensions.