Sentence examples for metropolis's from inspiring English sources

The waterfront became the city's industrial outer ring, a modern metropolis's castle wall.

But the virtual metropolis's true strength becomes apparent when looking a little closer.

Told in layers through the eyes of the metropolis's citizens, it encompasses Proust and Pompidou, Hitler and Napoleon, architects and bohemians, alchemists and prostitutes.

City officials said the information should advance efforts to increase the city's reliance on solar power as part of its energy mix, reducing the metropolis's greenhouse gas emissions.

For a start, there's District 9's Sharlto Copley, playing against type as a sinister fixer for the floating metropolis's powers-that-be.

Back in the day, he was the alter ego of Jefferson Pierce, an Olympic athlete who returned to Metropolis's Suicide Slum as a schoolteacher.

Murnau's Sunrise, Lang's Metropolis, Vertov's Man With a Movie Camera – all were made around the same time as Underground, and all grappled with the pleasures and pitfalls of the modern city.

Among his examples are D. W. Griffith's "Intolerance," Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" and Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now," all of which share a grandiosity of intention amounting to hubris.

Unlike Superman's Metropolis and Batman's Gotham City, Spider-Man's New York has no secret identity, and that's the key to its distinction.

One of the three pieces on the Metropolis Ensemble's Wednesday night program, Ricardo Romaneiro's "Two-Part Belief," featured the personally and vocally alluring Israeli soprano Hila Plitmann.

He occupied himself by talking about "Faust's Metropolis," Alexandra Richie's thousand-page history of Berlin.