Sentence examples for pressures of city from inspiring English sources

The pressures of city life ease a little.

"A picture emerges of a metropolis whose inhabitants can be charmingly extroverted yet disturbingly aggressive, an implied comment on the pressures of city life.

Mr. Sanz and Ms. Garcia moved to Tresgrandas to escape the pressures of city life in Madrid, where they were caterers.

" 'That's me, that's you, that's Uncle Joe, that's Pop.' " In "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" (1971), for instance, the dyspeptic Mel Edison, demented by the pressures of city living, flops down on a sofa stacked with pillows.

We pass them every day on our daily commute – but the pressures of city life make it difficult to ask ourselves who these people are, what their story is, and how they came to be homeless.

But in the past, similar accountability measures have been watered down or abandoned under the pressures of city politics, economic downturns, or roller coaster shifts in the foster care population.

Many see the flashmob as a fun way to relieve the stress and pressure of city life.

Rain barrels don't achieve anything near the pressure of city water supplies so you will need to avoid the micro-sprinkler attachments and you will need to use button attachments that are intended to deliver four times the amount of city supplied water as you need.

We live in an era of post-democracy which has removed many of the pressures on city governments world-wide to act radically.

Fleche: "The tactics were right in that by scoring a lot of goals it would have put a lot of pressure on City.

"There's a lot of pressure on City," Cole said.