Sentence examples for illustrious city from inspiring English sources

The film focuses on a group of Nazi soldiers (the villains) fighting against an overpowering Russian force over an obsession by Hitler to take the illustrious city.

Once a booming center of the newest technologies (i.e., automobiles), the illustrious American city has struggled in past years.

Having historically suffered from its proximity to the Tyneside conurbation centred around Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sunderland has a long and illustrious history and the city is an interesting one to examine in a City Profile in its own right.

A Net, in the view of some Brooklyn residents, would simply not do, given the city's illustrious sports history.

He is aided in his studies by the city's illustrious philologist and literary historian who introduces the writer to 2 blond-haired twin boys.

The Milwaukee County Historical Society could sponsor a permanent exhibit about the city's illustrious Socialist past, including Berger's important role, so that current and future residents will learn about this important chapter of the city's history and its current legacy.

He also sought out existing works like Dennis Adams's "Spill," a video that shows him wandering around Bordeaux and spilling wine all over himself as he recounts the less-illustrious moments of the city's history.

Aventicum never recovered from its pillages: Ammianus Marcellinus noted in around 360 that "the city was once very illustrious, as its half-ruined buildings attest".

Fans of City's more illustrious rivals Manchester United can and do pay up to £45 per year (or £4.50 per month) to get MUTV Online.

The opponents are less illustrious 14 years on – Coventry City, Reading, Bristol City and Nottingham Forest will be the first four teams to test Eriksson's new-look Leicester.

But FIAC remains centered in Paris and is also distinguishable because it occupies some of the city's most illustrious patrimonial spaces, including its main venue, the Grand Palais.