Sentence examples for sunny cities from inspiring English sources
But other sunny cities are also among those which have lost most ground on jobs.
But outside Manhattan, in bright, sunny cities like Houston and Los Angeles, color is for the rich... Sportswear is an American invention--think of the Gibson girls in their shirtwaists... I've always been inclined to agree with the sentiment of a very clever book that became a bestseller at the end of the Depression, when most American women could barely afford lipstick.
Those two sunny cities were the twin epicenters of the condo boom, so maybe their comeuppance was to be expected.
The sunny city of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" was becoming the sullen metropolis of "Midnight Cowboy".
But a little pot of sage wouldn't go amiss on a sunny city kitchen windowsill, along with a thyme plant and a pot of rosemary.
Los Angeles becomes the same sunny city Mr. Wilson defined with the Beach Boys in the mid-1960s, now tinged with regrets for lost time.
In another image, a young man strides purposefully down a sunny city street carrying the pair of skis he wants to sell.
Seth Kugel takes a very bumpy 36-hour ride to chilly La Paz, Bolivia, encounters a nightmarishly touristy scene in the city's Witchcraft Market and escapes for the weekend to the sunny city of Cochabamba.
The same row of bottles may summon images of ducklings following their mother, or throngs of people in a sunny city square, or the skyline of a town spilling down the side of hill.
Bringing a shade of the dark side to the sunny city of Santa Cruz on the Canary Island of Tenerife, Rock Coast hosts Marilyn Manson, Sepultura, Smashing Pumpkins and Evanescence, alongside Ben Harper, Orbital, Iggy and the Stooges and Fatboy Slim.
When a black man protesting against police shootings of African Americans climbed a small wall, holding a megaphone, two lines of cops surrounded him, pushing back onlookers to deter an unauthorised crowd forming in a sunny city centre park.
