Sentence examples for intense cities from inspiring English sources

Though located in the thick of one of the world's most intense cities, the hotel is as serene as a country villa.

They're both intense cities, why present them with this sense of quietness?

"But the heat should be only a backdrop like the intense city is a backdrop to our lives.

We're also at the point in the year where we're starting to feel just how little time we have left in this incredible and intense city.

For football, it's a very intense city.

In the coming year, we'll probably see some of that money expended on the intense city contests for taxi-booking apps and restaurant delivery services.

In less than twenty years, a quarter of the population will be over 65. "We used to say that the baby prams are disappearing," says Linda Lam, "but wheelchairs are becoming much more prevalent". As more and more old people try to adapt to the pressures of intense city living it presents a ticking time-bomb for mental health services.

The huge preserve of 1,800 acres crisscrossed with miles of motorcycle trails is part of the Bee Creek Hilltop ranch, near Maypearl, Tex., which he built as a retreat from his often-intense city life.

"But one of the effects of globalization is that competition has become incredibly intense between cities for tourists, investors, business [and] major events, so proper attention to reputation is now mandatory in a way it never was before".

"In the most intense inner city areas like Shanghai or London, to give space to food is unthinkable.

Taller structures were rising, particularly during 1851, when traffic jams on Cortlandt and Dey grew so intense the city decided to widen the streets.