Sentence examples for new metropolis from inspiring English sources

Published by Acanthus Press, this comprehensive account of the lifework of John Merven Carrère and Thomas Hastings depicts an organization international in scope — with works from London to Vicksburg to Rome to Vancouver — but at the same time supremely grounded in New York, dedicated to the civilizing possibilities of the new metropolis.

Europe's new metropolis may well happen, in higgledy-piggledy fashion, anyway.

Any part of the new metropolis should be within an hour of any other.

But in its place a powerful new metropolis was emerging, with a skyline unequaled at the time.

Originally, "smart cities" was mainly a label for ambitious projects to build a shiny new metropolis on green fields or in the desert.

In 2008 a nearly complete 16-millimeter duplicate negative was found in Buenos Aires, and a new "Metropolis" incorporating footage from that lost treasure was released in May.

What matters is not how much he resembled other turn-of-the-last-century artists, in America or France or Britain or Russia, or in Germany for that matter — artists who like him trafficked in the new, modern metropolis and its swarming lower class, and who were often better artists, strictly speaking, than he was, which is to say more original, influential stylists.

As many industrial cities have lost population since the mid-20th century, Americans have built whole new metropolises on land that was virtually empty then.

From China to India to the Middle East to North and Subsaharan Africa, markets are rebranding themselves as modern, international and investment-worthy by building shiny new metropolises in droves.

The rest of Teotihuacan's populace apparently followed soon after--probably lured by the glitter of newer metropolises such as Tula--and within 50 years the entire city had become a ghost town.

The New South metropolis is grappling with those issues now as the city, chastened by a new sense of reality, tries to make itself over in time for the Olympics.