Sentence examples for open cities from inspiring English sources
New York, Newark and Chicago were always open cities.
The designation of Ningbo and Wenzhou as two of China's "open" cities stimulated programs promoting foreign investment and technology transfers.
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While the nature of big, open cities means that terrorist attacks can never been entirely ruled out, security at popular locations is likely to be stepped up.
These "open" cities offered foreign investors much the same incentives as in the special economic zones, but their corporate income taxes were higher.
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"Open City" showing: May 1946.
Amsterdam was always a relatively open city.
"Open City" is indeed largely set in a multiracial New York (the open city of the title).
Open City, by Teju Cole (Random House; $25).
His novel "Open City" was published last year.
