Sentence examples for heated cities from inspiring English sources

Civilization may have been held up by the last ice age, but our ancestors made it through, even without heated cities and Thinsulate.

But there's growing concerned that rules have been widely flouted, with foreign buyers pricing locals out of heated city property markets.

The series will follow the State's Attorney's dedicated team of prosecutors and investigators who navigate heated city politics and controversy head-on while fearlessly pursuing justice.

By the 1930s, they had recognised that good urban planning was key to heating cities: new Soviet cities wrought from the wilderness used massive, city-scale networks to channel heat from heavy industry into workers' homes.

Coteau des Prairies can heat cities to the north of it similar to how places in the Rocky Mountains are warmed by Chinook winds.

Called Bloom, the 7m-long prototype structure, resembling a flower made of 14,000 moving panels, could herald a new way to cool and heat our cities.

There are important differences in sensitivity to heat between cities determined by weather other than temperature, air pollution, and other factors, such as population characteristics, cultural behaviours, and housing.

It seems to work every time, with films such as Heat, City Slickers, Titanic and Fight Club throwing up plenty of evocative lines for use by the satirists.

By the beginning of 2011, Star's heat pumps were providing Drammen district heating with 85% of the hot water needed to heat the city.

Turin is one of the most district-heated cities in Europe with a heated volume of about 54 Mm3.

The filing is unlikely to end an already heated dispute with city workers, who represent Detroit's largest creditors.