Sentence examples for linked city from inspiring English sources

The outbreak has sent shivers of fear through the communities of hard-core heroin users in Britain and Ireland linked, city to city, by a drug-supply chain.

When Ed Miliband warmly invoked the spirit of the suffragettes, he may not have been thinking about how they cut the telegraphic cables that linked City businessmen to the world.

The municipal axis became the location of Constitution Avenue, which linked City Hill in Civic Centre and Market Centre.

It created jobs, linked cities and rural areas as never before, and stimulated commerce in ways the private sector could never do alone.

This is mainly because HSR networks are more focused on connections to cities with high socio-economic performance and are more restricted by the geographical distance between linked cities than the airline networks.

Other pictures show the roads linking city to city over a vast network extending from ancient Aleppo in western Syria to Nineveh, near modern Mosul in northern Iraq.

When the Democrats in Springfield redraw the Congressional maps this time, bet that a few more black districts will link city and suburban areas.

For example, she discusses how cultic centres were vital 'hinges' in complex networks of integration linking city and countryside, and mobile and sedentary kin.

The municipal axis became the location of Constitution Avenue, which links City Hill in Civic Centre and both Market Centre and the Defence precinct on Russell Hill.

"What was designed to link cities, in fact, became the backbone of the transportation system in most U.S. cities".

Several proposals to link cities on the east coast on a fast train line have been discussed through the years.