Sentence examples for urban capital from inspiring English sources

New Orleans had become the unquestioned urban capital of the antebellum South.

With sufficient early momentum, urban capital and population tended to expand almost automatically.

Stay in Ithaca, the urban capital of the Finger Lakes, according to Jill P. Capuzzo's "Homecomings Amid the Gorges" (Nov. 14, 2008).

Here, for the first time, was a prime minister prepared to come to Redfern, the inner-city Sydney suburb that represents the urban capital of Aboriginal Australia.

Certainly, neither Sydney nor Brisbane, nor any other Australian urban capital, has gone to any significant lengths to accommodate indigeneity, into either urban planning or cultural identity.

In those years, African American and Latino Progressives organized, mobilized, and transformed neighborhoods, workplaces, university campuses, and representative government in the nation's urban capital.

Territorial states grew, and their urban capitals dominated neighbouring rural hinterlands even more than in previous decades.

The new books take readers far outside the urban capitals and market streets, into remote home kitchens where cooking traditions seem soothingly intact despite decades of instability -- political, religious, and climatic.

Sung by groups of women, made up as they go along, usually unaccompanied, their singing represents a "true Sudanese identity" he says – one that although not accepted by Khartoum, lives on and migrates across urban capitals and throughout the camps.

The track's location, not far from the city center — it is only about 20 kilometers, or about 12 miles, away, also put Budapest at the forefront of a Formula One trend that saw venues setting races close to major urban capitals.

However, extending beyond urban capitals is an important area for future research with sex workers.