Sentence examples for serious cities from inspiring English sources
4. A "makes you think" dramatic back-story of some kind, typically involving ambivalence about the gentrification/destruction of old working class neighborhoods (which is why nice cities like Seattle and Portland never seem to quite be "serious" cities). 5.
Smart backpack Planning to combine schlepping through the jungle with some serious city living?
Yet it remains a place apart -- a sanctuary from the more serious city where people come to connect with their sybaritic selves on nearly three miles of beach and a boardwalk secured with more than 15 million screws.
My previous boss was a serious City face and, in his position as secretary of some committee – an appointment that made him carnally excited – once asked me to send a fax for him.
Reed Elsevier missed out on a market rally - which helped the FTSE 100 to its best weekly performance since January 2009 - after analysts suggested the publishing group would not attract serious City interest until it sold some of its underperforming businesses.
Like the front-of-house team, the wine list is both classy and approachable, with plenty of choice at the lower end to balance the vintages designed to withstand the kind of serious City Boy pounding that may now never happen.
But the latest storm has been one of the more powerful, ending with Latham telling the too-cool-for-school inner-city hipsters and the polite bookworms of the Melbourne writers' festival – the most serious writers' festival in Australia's most serious city – to "fuck off".
But does a serious shopping city really equate to a stylish city?
Charlie Trotter, a chef whose flagship restaurant, Charlie Trotter's, helped establish Chicago as a serious dining city, died on Tuesday.
In 1998, the parking problems became so serious that city officials required parking garages to install bicycle racks.
