Inner-city Sentence Examples

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  • I drove to inner city Cleveland and parked my vehicle.

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  • We have a hospital report from inner city Cleveland.

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  • She waited for him to catch up then ducked through a door leading from the inner city beyond the walls, and he followed.

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  • These names are somewhat misleading, as the inner city is not enclosed within the outer city, but adjoins its northern wall, which, being longer than the nei ch'eng is wide, outflanks it considerably at both ends.

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  • Vienna possesses both in the inner city and the outlying districts numerous squares adorned with artistic monuments.

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  • East of the mosque, which dates from the 17th century, and just without the inner city walls, here demolished, is the Protestant cemetery of St George, used during the 17th, 18th and the greater part of the 19th centuries.

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  • The inner city is girdled on the south and east by the Kungspark, which contains Molin's famous group of statuary, the Belt-bucklers (Bdltespdnnare), and by the beautiful gardens of the Horticultural Society (Trddgardsforeningen).

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  • The area occupied by the inner city is known as Gammelsholm (old island).

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  • He sensed a fear as deep as his fear of the underground, only he doubted a woman accustomed to the pure inner city of Tiyan ever experienced such fear or pain.

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  • I worry a lot about the bling bling bling materialism, the rabid consumerism, that pervades many of our inner-city areas.

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  • I worry a lot about the bling bling materialism, the rabid consumerism, that pervades many of our inner-city areas.

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  • The crack cocaine epidemic was taking its toll on the inner city.

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  • Unguided and alone, the boy teams up with other inner-city delinquents and is soon part of a system of crime and punishment.

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  • Halliwell's Film Guide - Familiar fare of police corruption, drugs and inner-city deprivation, enlivened by its direction and dry wit.

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  • Like many other small towns in Iowa today, it resembles much more an inner city ghetto than a Norman Rockwell painting.

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  • Hundreds of children in Cape Townâs inner city metro pole are living on the streets or are being housed in protective shelters.

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  • The increased congestion has led the Lib Dem party to call for a wide-ranging road-charging scheme designed to deter motorists from inner-city areas.

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  • She has worked in a variety of contexts, including multicultural inner city schools.

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  • Coming from an inner city area of Bradford, Mohammed left school with no formal qualifications.

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  • In addition an avenue of dawn redwood trees were planted along Stewart Street, creating a tree-lined entrance to the inner city estate.

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  • It is still a very pleasant inner city sanctum.

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  • For nineteen years she worked for a vibrant inner city council, progressing through housing posts to the committee secretariat.

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  • When we lived in inner city squalor we hung it from the lounge window (4th floor) during Euro 2004.

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  • The government can also appeal to disillusioned heartland voters, by claiming to be improving inner-city schools.

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  • All along the inner city section their were once short arms leading both north and south into small wharves and basins.

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  • A Neighborhood to an inner-city resident will be very different from what it means to someone living in a predominantly rural area.

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  • Urban spacemen A plea for ' joined-up government ' to tackle the task of reviving inner city areas.

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  • The Underland Chronicles series by Suzanne Collins begins with Gregor the Overlander, an adventure book about a boy who wanders through an inner-city underground world.

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  • In October 2006, Greene hosted a Chasing the Jaguar fundraiser for Art Share Los Angeles, a non-profit group that works with inner city youth in Los Angeles to promote arts education.

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  • Protagonist Carl Johnson left his hometown in San Andreas five years earlier to escape the corruption, drugs and gangs of the inner city.

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  • You need to save 200 people so that they can go to the inner city.

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  • Youth gangs, commonly associated with inner-city neighborhoods, are a recognizable peer group among youth in smaller cities, suburbs, and even rural areas.

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  • Vitamin D deficiency is also slightly more common in inner city areas, because environmental factors, such as smog, can block the necessary ultraviolet (UV) component of sunlight.

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  • The history traces a convoluted trail through the streets of L.A. and New York City where inner-city youth found in dance an alternative to violence, all the way to the current day when dance studios offer classes for child hip hop dancers.

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  • This dream is reinforced by Hollywood movies such as Bring It On which dramatizes a competition between an inner-city dance team and an affluent suburban school.

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  • Urban ballroom dance is one of the newer incarnations of the pastime, with organizations such as the Gentlemen of Ballroom spreading the joys and benefits of social dance to a wider and under-served inner-city population.

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  • In comparison, a donation to a local food bank or a program to provide after school tutoring to inner city kids is unlikely to raise any objections.

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  • Torrance, the new captain of the reigning National Champion high school cheerleading team, discovers that their ex-captain has stolen all of their routines from an inner city cheerleading squad.

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  • Torrance then has to convince her squad that they need to come up with a new routine to face off the inner city squad in the National competition.

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  • Leaving her current high school, senior Britney Allen tries to join the cheerleading squad of her new high school in a rough inner city neighborhood.

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  • The Smilemobiles program involves a mobile unit that travels to inner city and rural areas to provide healthcare and education to kids.

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  • Her childhood in Inglewood, California exposed her to the hardships of inner city life.

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  • Unlike previous rap records, which were essentially party records, The Message featured a slow beat so that the lyrical stories of inner city life were prominent.

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  • Raising awareness about charities and worthy causes by writing a play to be presented to inner city kids.

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  • The world beyond was nothing like his home, the inner city of Landis.

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  • Finally, the shoes are usually as simple as flat-soled sneakers - while "official" hip hop dance sneakers exist, it can be assured that the b-boys of the inner city were not using them.

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