Sentence examples for group of cities from inspiring English sources
"group of cities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
For example, "This group of cities is the most prosperous in the region."
"Innovation and the City, Part II," a recent study created by the Center for an Urban Future and New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service with support from Citi, highlights 25 unique policies and programs from a diverse group of cities that tackle a myriad of urban challenges.
"They depend on having a group of cities competing against each other, raising the stakes".
Instead, during the past two decades, many whites have moved to one group of cities and many blacks to another.
Since 2009 the Netherlands has connected its western group of cities with the Paris-London-Brussels high-speed triangle.
Regardless of whether the target is met, San Diego is among a large group of cities impatient with federal government bickering over climate change.
European cities are often described as the globalising cities of this era, but Islamic conquests were also enabling a new group of cities to go global.
A group of city pastors urged him to quit.
And a small group of city parents have organized a one-day "strike".
I'm in a meeting with a group of City luminaries and none of them has heard of him.
WHEN a group of city slickers rides a herd of rented horses to dinner, the jokes tend to be predictable.
The protest was organised by the council and the Heart of Manchester Business Improvement District, a group of city centre retailers.
