Sentence examples for logging city from inspiring English sources
NOSHIRO, Japan — The only outward sign of conflict here is the red flags of protest, but this small logging city on Japan's remote northern coast is seething.
War driving means cruising through the city logging unsecured access points.
Swimming gives me energy for sightseeing -- from the slow plod of touring museums to the many miles I log in cities trying to keep up with a husband who can walk for eight hours without stopping for lunch.
By the time that five-car train rolls into Grand Central Terminal in New York on Friday, it will have visited 40 cities, logging about a million visitors and generating a mountain of news media coverage.
Student dating and hook-up site, ShagAtUni.com, has revealed Nottingham to be the UK's 'sex capital' after analysing details of the university cities logging onto their website.
On Oct. 27, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg encouraged cellphone customers, as part of an effort to improve service, to register complaints by calling 311 or logging on to the city's Web site.
With more than 2.5 million trees occupying the 5,000 properties within the city parks department's jurisdiction, there had been roughly 800 calls by the evening logged into the city's 311 system about fallen trees or limbs from across the five boroughs, though about half came from Staten Island.
CCTV cameras operating in the City log the details of every vehicle driven into the area.
Complaints of bedbugs have increased sharply in New York; the city logged 2 complaints in 2002 and more than 500 in the first six months of 2005.
The original began in a year when the city logged a record-breaking 2,228 homicides, pay phones were ubiquitous and the answering machine was novel technology.
The city logged its 50 millionth call in June, and the mayor likes to tell reporters that he frequently dials it to report potholes or litter on the street.
