Sentence examples for through cities from inspiring English sources

It runs through cities, mountains, rivers, desert and Indian reservations.

Members travel like diplomats, avoiding customs checks and roaring through cities in motorcades with police escorts.

Shows used to pass through cities once, but "Cats" kept coming back.

He's shouting his way through cities where lives go on amid the bustle and the wreckage.

"Tanks don't drive through cities in a democracy," a friend lamented.

Stine, who is lanky and bearded, croons narratives — often without choruses — that wind seamlessly through cities and relationships.

As the centerpiece of complex pageants, the host was then carried through cities and towns, radiating benediction.

It can be loosely translated to mean a connoisseur of streets or one who wanders aimlessly through cities.

They have struggled to distance themselves from the violent uprisings sweeping through cities and towns along the northern coast.

The best routes are through cities with great music clubs, so loop north for Chicago or south via New Orleans.

Hardcore -- the faster, less-catchy offshoot of punk -- percolated in suburbs as hip-hop spread through cities.