Sentence examples for intimate city from inspiring English sources

Negron explains: "Milan is a much more intimate city than New York.

In the relatively intimate city of the 1750s, her return caused a sensation.

Despite decades under communist rule, there's magic to the intimate city: It's the sort of place where you can stroll past jelly-bean-colored Baroque churches, over a bridge flanked by dragons — Ljubljana's mascot — onto winding cobblestone lanes filled with local farmers selling peonies the size of lap dogs and creaky inns serving bear meat.

On her website, Bjork posted, "music is a beast best suited for concert halls: and i was blessed enough this time around to try amongst the new york finest : carnegie hall, the magnificent newly renovated kings theatre in brooklyn and the intimate city center.

Tel Aviv's "intimate big city" feel dates back to its original design as a garden city by Scottish biologist-turned-urban-planner Patrick Geddes.

For something more intimate, the city has a huge range of bars to watch the matches in.

But your relationship with it is eternally intimate: "The city knows you better than any living person because it has seen you when you are alone".

Heidi Ellison, editor of paris-update.com Van Gogh fans are seduced by this old and intimate Provençal city, where the stars sparkle over the Rhone and the Café de Nuit.

Ever since a group of squatters took over an abandoned military fortress in the heart of this intimate, orderly city 32 years ago, their "Free Town," Christiania, has caused the government untold heartburn.

"It will take a mayor who understands both the intimate workings of city government and the subtle complexities of our city's culture," he said.

As I made my way through Genoa's labyrinthine medieval streets, I couldn't help becoming intimate with the city, from Via Garibaldi--the grand and colorful mansions of the city's Middle Age rulers--down to the harbor front that made them wealthy during Genoa's golden age.