Sentence examples for old metropolitan from inspiring English sources

The author promises a new opera house some day to replace the old Metropolitan.

The majority of the big stones came from the 1961 demolition of the old Metropolitan Building, the lost jewel of the Minneapolis skyline.

Members of Congress from New York have begun lobbying the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the federal agency that makes the payment rules, to reverse itself and use the old metropolitan area definitions.

Come the questions from the critics, though, the old metropolitan disdain is thinly veiled at best.

After the fourth coup in December 2006 old metropolitan friends such as Australia, New Zealand, the USA and the EU responded with travel sanctions, cancellation of military cooperation and frozen development assistance.

Without a new national commitment to revive the old metropolitan centers as key engines of economic growth, culture, and national civic culture, our resurgence will be more difficult.

Tom Johnson is a fourteen year old sophomore at Central High School in an older metropolitan suburb.

Now the hard things to deal with are in the older metropolitan areas, in Springfield, in Hartford, in some communities in Vermont and New Hampshire.

In its impressive bid to incorporate older metropolitan virtues and play by the rules of good urban design, modern Los Angeles ignores the possibility of becoming a similarly sacred labyrinth at its peril.

Labour will require state-subsidised arts organisations to prove they are taking steps to stop the arts becoming the preserve of an older metropolitan elite, the shadow culture secretary, Harriet Harman, is due to warn.

To make matters worse, unlike in older metropolitan regions, in the Inland Empire, foreclosed houses are not scattered throughout various and varied communities.