Sentence examples for urban harmony from inspiring English sources

It's like Vesterbro itself: contrasting elements that somehow create an urban harmony.

A few years ago President Hosni Mubarak issued a decree aimed at restoring some semblance of order to the city by creating the National Organization for Urban Harmony, a name offered without any sense of irony.

On a recent sunny Friday, Costco was an oasis of urban harmony: Parents who live in public-housing complexes shopped for after-school snacks alongside people planning to split their loot between homes in the city and the Hamptons.

Yet this fall, that urban harmony has grown dissonant as the city's parks department has slapped summonses on the four men and other performers who put out hats or buckets, for vending in an unauthorized location — specifically, within 50 feet of a monument.

In the early to mid-1950s, George Grantoptop right in picture above, from Classic Urban Harmony) sang lead with a Philadelphia rhythm and blues vocal group called the Castelles - or, originally, the Royal Castelles.

Hart Rouge brings its urban-folk harmonies from Quebec to the Emelin Theater in Mamaroneck on Friday at 8 p.m.

In other words, the post-metropolitan condition of Detroit swings among the charm of ruins as the replacement of certain metropolitan materials with devices of instant artificial proximity (new immaterial infrastructures), and the harmony that urban life has found again in Detroit inhabiting unusual spaces and not necessarily fast.

But India, apart from its military cantonments and richest suburbs, rarely attains handsomeness or harmony in its urban developments; the more urban it becomes, the uglier it gets.

The harsh zigzag facade does little for the harmony of the urban environment, though it gives the 128 guest rooms leafy views.

In his review for the Chicago Tribune, Brad Cawn viewed that Aaliyah demonstrates Sade's grace and Missy Elliott's daring, and called its music "cool and glittery neo-soul... equal parts attitude and harmony, and all urban music perfection".

But now Marshall, an associate project manager at non-profit Urban Strategies and a former Harmony Oaks Neighborhood Association president, is waiting for the jobs, retail activity and makeover that the mall--to be built north of the Harmony Oaks residences--will bring to the area.