Sentence examples for radical cities from inspiring English sources

Design critic Justin McGuirk spent five days in the tower for his new book Radical Cities.

No book better captures the Latin turn that urbanism seems to have taken this decade than Justin McGuirk's Radical Cities.

Justin McGuirk's Radical Cities (Verso, £17.99) describes how these forces take effect in the specific case of Latin American cities.

Justin McGuirk is the chief curator at the Design Museum in London and the author of "Radical Cities: Across Latin America in Search of a New Architecture".

Radical Cities: Across Latin America in Search of a New Architecture, by Justin McGuirk, is published by Verso The tragedy of Tampico: a city of violence, abandoned to the trees.

At its first annual general meeting in Manchester, then the world's most radical city, 31 of its members recorded a lifelong abstinence from "flesh food", while another 12 said they hadn't touched it for 30 to 40 years.

This month the government was accused of missing an opportunity for radical City reform when it failed to back key recommendations from the commission on banking standards, including an overhaul of how the Bank of England is managed and tightening a measure of capital called a leverage ratio.

Along with Williams, Charles Baron, another "radical" city coucilman, and a conservative religious group called FAITH (Fathers Alive In The Hood) came out to represent the vested interest of power in the community.

Play in the Radical City and come in the top 3 (you have to get all the Sonic coins and come in 3rd place or higher).

Radical French cities vied with a conservative countryside for control of a fragile new republic.

Socrates died when Golden Age Athens – an ambitious, radical, visionary city-state – had triumphed as a leader of the world, and then over-reached herself and begun to crumble.