Sentence examples for urban kind from inspiring English sources
Not the toy variety, but the urban kind.
In 2007, Nicolas Sarkzoy campaigned mostly as a new, modern, outward-looking and urban kind of leader.
Batali is, of course, an urban kind of guy, and the owner of a slew of restaurants in Manhattan.
The chief constable has a point, though, illustrated by what the Americans call the less downbeat and urban kind of murder: the "English cosy".
Auerbach reputedly works all day, seven days a week, in his studio and drawing his local landscapes including Mornington Crescent and, for rustic relief of a quintessential urban kind, Primrose Hill.
By the end of the film, Kaufman creates an urban kind of all-American fantasy in which Italian, Chinese, and African-American gangs come together and belt out that song.
"All of these industries pioneered a new kind of urban form, a new kind of architecture that, in the context of the postwar period, reflected national aspirations towards modernity and technological progress and the future," says Avila.
The planner decides where buildings go, how big they are, the kind of urban form they create and the purposes they serve.
She describes it as "domesticating the urban environment — kind of like wallpaper for the city".
And he says, actually, we're looking for an urban, ghetto kind of British, someone with your accent.
There are some critics that say suburban districts with powerful allies in Albany get a lion's share of the money and the rural and the urban schools kind of get the short end.
