Sentence examples for wise city from inspiring English sources

Personally, team wise, city wise, everything...you go into the offseason and bust your butt and try to right that ship and now we're 2013 World Series Champions, it's pretty awesome to say.

Since Romo's book appeared in 2005, there has been a surge of local interest in this era, coinciding with the election of a generation of young reformist politicians who appreciate what came out of it: some architecturally significant buildings, a wise city plan and the dim memory of a moment when El Paso played a momentous role.

Mostly, though, the spectacle yesterday in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, demonstrated how, in a publicity-wise city, Mr. Sharpton is the unrivaled master of the photogenic gesture and the scintillating sound bite.

Although the DJ, producer, label owner, and co-host of BBC Radio 1's show In New DJs We Trust was born and raised in Chicago, he speaks in a drawling California-tinged accent that falls somewhere between street-wise city kid and beach bum.

Perhaps that was wise; the city has been spared the wreckage now being sifted through in Silicon Valley.

Tables and chairs ringed a dance floor that was crowded with teen-age boys and girls — including a few Negroes and Puerto Ricans — all wearing the same wise, sharp city expression.

That means, along with the wise guy city traders, banks and brokers now employ thousands of smart guy physicists and mathematicians.

Cycling wise the city is home to Hull Cycle Speedway Club situated at the Hessle raceway near the Humber bridge.

Shopping-wise, the city more than competes with its markets, chic boutiques and flashy department stores that line the streets of Myeong-dong.

The Egyptians called it Shedet (it was the Greeks who, wise to the city's USP, gave it its snappy name), and it was possibly the most ancient city in ancient Egypt.

City wise and ultrachic, but still a girl.