Sentence examples for metropolis provides from inspiring English sources

Preserving islands of quiet in an otherwise bustling metropolis provides calm and serene places that preserve mental and physical health.

Jacobs wrote that "you can't rely on bringing people downtown, you have to put them there," but by the same token (or MetroCard), she added that "by its nature, the metropolis provides what otherwise could be given only by traveling; namely, the strange".

Investors and banks from the metropolis provided much of the capital that financed the industrialization of the United States.

And yet, ever so often, the subway distances itself from the world's stereotype of a noisy metropolis, providing freeze frames of silent symmetry.

The city provided a site for the Kent farm, doubled for Metropolis, provided a cheaper shooting location and was in the Los Angeles time zone.

This deserted metropolis provided the inspiration for Saskatoon producer Graham Murawsky's (a.k.a. Factor Chandelier) fifth studio album, Factoria, out April 15 on Fake Four Records.

The study points to a huge potential for cycling in the metropolis and provides an empirical basis for interventions needed to remove barriers to bicycle commuting.

Elsewhere, the paper went into great detail about the supplies that had been ordered for Napoleon's arrival: By command of the Prince Regent, Lord Bathurst issued orders last month to one of the most tasteful and ingenious artists of the metropolis, to provide every thing which could contribute to the domestic gratification and comfort of Napoleon Buonaparte in his new residence at St Helena.

Less visibly, the river thereabouts provides the metropolis with the greater part of its water supply.

Together they form a downtown area that provides the metropolis with an underground commercial, culinary, and artistic answer to New York City's Rockefeller Center.

The busy, brawling, unwashed metropolis of New York in 1840 provides the vibrant backdrop for this historical mystery, in which a wild-eyed journalist who signs himself E. A. Poe teams up with a 10-year-old street urchin to investigate the sensational murder of a shopgirl, Mary Rogers.