Sentence examples for infamous city from inspiring English sources

The Ferris wheel that is a Gorky Park landmark is echoed with haunting dread by another Ferris wheel that sits dormant in Ukraine's most infamous city: Chernobyl.

Khatib was born in the now infamous city of Palmyra, where Isis massacred hundreds and where Vladimir Putin last week emphasised his role in winning it back for the regime by staging a classical concert in its ruins.

As Grand Theft Auto's infamous city locations have grown in size with most new releases, only the most dedicated players today find themselves familiar with every nook and cranny.

From Popular Archaeology: Indeed, according to Collins, when comparing it with the remains of other nearby ancient cities, along with its prime location and dates of occupation, it emerges today as the best candidate for the lost city of Sodom -- the infamous city that, based on the Biblical account, was destroyed by God in a fiery cataclysm because of its iniquity.

Some may have trekked across far-flung parts of Peru and Australia and China, but the nearest they've got to this infamous city is a rerun of Cagney & Lacey Fortunately, our guide, Irene, has lived in New York all her adult life.

Could an infamous city politician escape prison time... and return to help raise Detroit from the ashes?

Modern Bradford sometimes feels like a city of abortive schemes, from City's premiership ambitions to the infamous city-centre hole where, until the financial crisis, a new Westfield shopping centre was meant to have been.

Far from big, infamous cities like Ciudad Juárez, one of the most violent places in the Americas, the war with organized crime can batter small towns just as hard, if with less notice.

But it is just 60 years since little Silverton was at the forefront of the Wild West when, percentage-wise, it made today's infamous cities of sin, Las Vegas and Bangkok, look like paragons of virtue.

Those noises splash across every other spread -- "FWOOOSH," "KERRASH," "THOOM THOOM THOOM" -- transforming the mundane world of the household into Clark Kent's Metropolis or the infamous Gotham City.

Ecological planning seemed to be the way forward in this instance and that is what Ebenezer Howard envisioned and conceptualised in his infamous Garden City idea that distilled in his 1902 book, Garden Cities of Tomorrow.