Sentence examples for urban about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing particularly urban about city ham, the meat expert Bruce Aidells said, but the name took hold as shorthand.

There is something affirmingly urban about this 21st-century space and New York's ancient, clanking subway system having to get along.

When I ask Urban about how, as a woman, she feels about Trump's self-confessed sexually predatory behavior, she gets indignant.

Here in Colorado, the state is trying a bottom-up approach, looking for ideas — through meetings and sessions in every county, from rural to urban — about what might work in creating jobs and what should be dumped as a hindrance.

But many learners interviewed around the city described something distinctly urban about coming so late to this skill: for them, a swimming pool was as rare as a ski slope.

It took Urban about two years to develop the product and another two years to complete extensive beta testing with a series of restaurants and resorts.

What thoughts they had about "urban life" — about big-city anomie, changing demographics — I don't know either.

Three basic hypotheses were considered: migrants had false expectations about their future urban conditions, about their future urban aspirations or about their future selves.

The difference in average per capita disposable income between rural and urban areas was about fourfold.

Urban mothers had about 50% more breast-milk fat than rural mothers.

About four-fifths of Gabon's population is urban, with about half the people living in its largest city, Libreville.