Sentence examples for more big cities from inspiring English sources

Twelve more big cities will have now elected mayors.

We have more big cities now than at any time in our history.

Ming China, Clunas writes, "had a greater land area, bigger cities (and more big cities), bigger armies, bigger ships, bigger palaces, bigger bells, more literate people, more religious professionals; and it produced more books, ceramic dishes, textiles and spears than any other state on earth at that time".

More big cities are switching to credit and mobile-enabled meters that aren't nearly as awful as the old coin-only ones.

Instead, the post-raid, post-Latino years would create a more complex community and more big-city challenges for tiny Postville than anyone could have envisioned.

Sounding more big-city savvy than his predecessor and setting out the disposable personnel will be Thomas's least taxing chores.

Bistrong seems to approach his restaurant with a farmer's self-effacing competence; but, for the price, and with a chef who has proved his mettle elsewhere, you want a little more big-city braggadocio.

"It represents a stylistic departure," said Sari Sloane, the vice president for fashion merchandising of the 24-store Intermix chain, "a move away from a Hollywood look that was very casual and improvised, to something more polished, more big-city chic".

But now the crippling thought of more big-city attacks is sending the wealthy to remote regions where open, blue skies and no tall buildings seemingly provide more comfort and security.

But the increase in arrests related to the program has slowed as more big-city sheriffs back out.

You see the differences in them, you see the areas that are more run down or areas that are more like big cities.