Sentence examples for pretty cities from inspiring English sources

"It isn't really 'design,' but I can pick pretty cities for a plate as well as anybody," he explained.

"It isn't really 'design,' but I can pick pretty cities for a plate as well as anybody," he explained..

Tight "green belts"—areas in which most new construction is banned surround London and small, pretty cities such as Oxford and Cambridge, making it difficult to build new suburbs.

Which is to say that the time — nearly two and a half hours — passes quickly and for the most part pleasantly, and that you see some things that are pretty amazing, and amazingly pretty: cities that fold in on themselves like pulsing, three-dimensional maps; chases and fights that defy the laws that usually govern space, time and motion; Marion Cotillard's face.

"It was a pretty city," he muses.

As ever it's been a pretty city-slicking campaign.

Moving west again, it was around the pretty city of Mons that British troops entered the fray.

Further east, beyond the pretty City Park lies one of Europe's largest concentrations of unspoilt Art Nouveau architecture.

With its many waterways and parks, Hamburg is undoubtedly a pretty city.

If Vivid Light is about making a pretty city prettier, Dark Mofo is about making a strangely beautiful town seem deliciously deranged.

"Hobart is a pretty city with some high-quality bike paths," says Mary McParland, executive officer of Cycling South.