Sentence examples for flowing to cities from inspiring English sources

Still, international cash is flowing to cities from coast-to-coast as international buyers see plenty of opportunities.

If the benefits aren't flowing to cities, they are instead going primarily to NFL owners.

Already, however, the renewed partisan focus on the issue has complicated Gov. Jerry Brown's job, as his administration scrambles to develop emergency plans to keep water flowing to cities where the spigots of homes and businesses are in danger of running dry.

Ms. Kielich said in an e-mail message that the department hoped efficiency grants would begin flowing to city and state energy offices within 120 days, and that it planned to begin disbursing weatherization money "expeditiously and responsibly".

Under Hosni Mubarak, who had ruled the country for three decades before being ousted in 2011, wealth and the government's attentions flowed to cities, leaving rural Egypt to suffer bad roads, rotten schools, clogged irrigation canals and abusive officials; most farmers supported his downfall.

Some of the funds that used to go to agencies now flow to cities, counties, special districts and schools.

If that new subdivision marked the dawn of a boom era for Hercules, as many believed, then why not capitalize on a growing market for electricity with a locally-owned and operated utility whose revenues flowed to city coffers?

Power could be flowing to the city in time for summer 2013, he said.

And revenue stopped flowing to the city, causing a money crunch.

The amount will decline to $40 million by 2005, when that pool of money will cease flowing to the city.

In 2012, we revamped our system to make it a two-way street, with information flowing to the city and to the resident.