Sentence examples for hidden cities from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Gates recalled in his recently published memoir, "Hidden Cities," which chronicles his sometimes illegal explorations around the world, it began simply — discovering Edgar Allan Poe's cottage, for instance, or the playground where hip-hop was born.

Among his 20 books are "Hidden Cities," about prehistoric Indian life; "Mr. Jefferson's Lost Cause," arguing that Jefferson's policies toward the Deep South contributed to the Civil War; and his latest, "When Art Worked: The New Deal, Art and Democracy".

In Invisible Cities, however, there is no Rustichello, only Polo, who enchants the Great Khan with tales of his travels to cities at the furthest reaches of the emperor's realm – thin cities, trading cities, continuous cities, hidden cities.

7. United and Orbitz have sued "hidden cities" flight search engine Skiplagged.

Next up is a Hidden Cities guide to London, due on November 28.

She also said the Hidden Cities project highlights some new capabilities in Google Maps — it allows users to save a location from the Hidden Cities website directly to their Google Maps mobile app.

This will hunt for all trips from your origin to all airports within 2,000 miles (3,200 km) of the fake destination city you've listed that include a connection through your chosen hidden city.

He notes that Skiplagged.com is for the average American flier — who flies two times a year, according to the trade association Airlines for America — not for someone who intends to book hidden city routes often.

During the Revolutionary War, Augustus Van Cortlandt, the city clerk, hid city records there for safe keeping.

At times it was hidden in cities like Paris and Dresden.

Others complain that the algorithm is not expansive enough to know all the back streets and bike trails hidden within cities and suburbs.