Sentence examples for nowadays cities from inspiring English sources
"Nowadays, cities all over the world are just a forest of tall buildings; there is practically no room left for curves to freely twist and bend," Wu once said.
Nowadays, cities face complex challenges to improve their citizens' quality of life.
Nowadays cities are seen as motors for the sustainable development of European regions and are thus of crucial importance for the future of Europe as a whole.
Nowadays, cities from Bath to Leicester dominate the domestic league and produce an endless stream of rugby stars, as well as consistently selling out their stadia.
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Nowadays, big cities try to fight high levels of pollution and traffic jams by limiting the access of vehicles to centric zones or Low-Emission Zones (LEZ).
Nowadays, these cities, monuments, palaces, and even some unexplained structures can all can be found with a simple dive to the bottom of the bodies of water in which they remain, and many can even be viewed from above, making these unusual locations intriguing tourist destinations.
Nowadays, the city is awash in contradictions and culture: gritty, gray and raw in most parts, but serene, cobblestoned and quiet in others.
Love has fled; so has common decency ("Nowadays"); "The city's on fire/ You can smell the flesh," he notes apocalyptically on "Mansions of Los Feliz".
There are old-timers who will tell you how they all used to swim in the Hudson, but nowadays most city kids and their parents don't look at it as something accessible or safe.
Nowadays, the city combats rats ferociously, and puts power in the hands of its citizens — last year, the Department of Health launched R.I.P. (that's Rat Internet Portal), an interactive map that allows you to track rat populations throughout the city.
