Sentence examples for from cityscape from inspiring English sources

Cityscape tried to focus on international development (the name of the event was changed from "Cityscape Dubai" to "Cityscape Global"), but its efforts proved to have little effect.

As a mood piece "Lost in Translation" extracts maximum atmosphere from cityscapes: the bright lights and back alleys of Shinjuku, the Times Square squared that is the Shibuya intersection.

The first section presents a small and unremarkable selection of black-and-white photographs, ranging from cityscapes shot in 1865 by Samuel Bourne to recent examples of high-quality travel photography by Linda Connor, Rosalind Solomon and Graciela Iturbide.

That's partly because of the illuminated moving walls that are the main fixtures of Robin Wagner's set and depict everything from cityscapes to banks of television monitors in bright points of light.

+ From cityscapes to landscapes, the new frontier of Chinese architectures is the countryside.

White smoke from an explosion would burst up from the cityscape of Baghdad as the sound echoed through the dark.

Why, then, did they vanish from the cityscape by the mid-1960s, trackstracks yanked from the streets and their rolling stock tossed on the heap (or sent to Argentina)?

Construction cranes rise from the cityscape.

By that time, it will almost surely have more company as it disappears from the cityscape.

But with Bank of America's announcement on Monday that it will acquire Fleet in a $48 billion deal, the Fleet name may soon disappear from the cityscape it now dominates.

Many of Beijing's ancient hutongs — alleys formed by the outer wall of courtyard homes — have been erased from the cityscape to make way for new roads and high rises in recent years, much to preservationists' dismay.