Sentence examples for would be cities from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that the old formula for this festival has run its course, and in fact, its artistic director, Guy Darmet, announced that his new theme in 2006 would be cities, especially those identified with dance.

Mr. de Blasio said the focus of community organizing would be city agencies "where there is evidence of systemic failures".

Its projected cost of £278m (generally reckoned to be nearer £400m) would be City money, and what the City wants is a prestige project to rival the shining new Philharmonie de Paris: that prospect is what will release the dosh.

Navas, who has more than 20 caps for Spain, would be City's first major signing of the summer as they look to regain the Premier League title from neighbours Manchester United.

Hence, a direct translation of the name Kota Kinabalu into English would be "City of Kinabalu" or "Kinabalu City".

It would be City's second season in the First Division following their promotion in 1907 08, and O'Rourke wanted to strengthen his side after they narrowly avoided relegation in their first season in the top flight.

Because the northern edge of the restored cove as currently planned would be on city property, city approval would be needed.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA About 14,000 of the city's 35,000 workers would be furloughed, city officials said.

It would be a city in decline.

"It would be panic city, for everybody".

"Then it would be one city.