Sentence examples for revived city from inspiring English sources

Webb, for whom this was another fine night, rightly adjudged it accidental, though there was nothing of that kind about the Tevez goal which revived City hopes.

NEW ORLEANS — Outside the Superdome is a statue depicting one of the seminal moments in the history of the Saints and this revived city.

At the heart of the revived city, Tange built a peace centre, raised on stilt-like, Le Corbusier-style columns, or piloti, faced by a monument that married ancient forms and the latest structural technology.

Around 2000, he turned freelance and edited the newly revived City gossip column Blackfriar, until the owner of Express Newspapers, Richard Desmond, axed the column as part of a cost-cutting exercise.

He came up the old way, but made it to the top at a time that condemned him to becoming a transitional figure between then and now, between the old deep-pockets, budget-gimmicked New York and the revived city of proud fiscal discipline.

Mr. Suozzi and Mr. Levy have seen the future, and the future is Westchester County, where the John Cheever suburbs have a newly revived city in the middle, White Plains, with gleaming hotels and condos and enough of the buzz and sheen of gentrification and tax-generation to make any budget-writing politician happy.

"On the other side of the world," Hessler writes, "Hiroshima and Nagasaki are revived cities, but the town that helped make the bomb has been wiped completely off the face of the earth".

On the other side of the world, Hiroshima and Nagasaki are revived cities, but the town that helped make the bomb has been wiped completely off the face of the earth.

China, the former Kingdom of bicycle, is reviving city cycling.

As Mr. James prepares for an expected announcement next month that he will seek a fourth term, Newark is suddenly seen as a reviving city.

The real fascination of Kabul, I found, lies in the ordinary rhythms of life here, in the bustle of a reviving city.