How To Use City father In A Sentence
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the city fathers tried vainly to find a solution
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That's what comes of trying to satisfy them fellows," one City Father observed, in an indignant and unstilted speech to his colleagues.
The Philistines
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Pettitt sees urban services in particular offering vast scope for expansion as city fathers wake up to the dangers from the car population explosion.
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Juan Bautista de Anza inhabited these parts back when the Old Pueblo was still in the hands of indigenous city fathers.
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The city fathers and mothers in the Guildhall must now be much more clued into what this city is all about.
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City fathers have long known the advantages for commerce and tourism of being car friendly.
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The city fathers have just given final approval to a new stadium.
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The city fathers have just given final approval to a new stadium.
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The city fathers have just given final approval to a new stadium.
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The city fathers have just given final approval to a new stadium.
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When people complain, the city fathers point to things such as South Bend's recent designation as an "All American City," a designation bestowed by judges who haven't visited.
Democrats and Dying Cities
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The City Fathers have ripped out the plastic awnings put up in the mid 70s, and removed the huge dense trees - it now looks more like a real town instead of some collegial little city that went feral.
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When those same city fathers renovated North Side in the mid-1960s, they decided to dismantle the Anderson monument and destroy the exedra, wiping away the evidence, and the residents did not stop them.
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In London: ‘In 1618 the city fathers complained that the multitude of alehouses and victualing houses within this city increasing daily are grown so dangerous and enormous as it is high time to suppress the number of them’.
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There was the little park (or so the city fathers dubbed it; in fact the term was pure flattery).
GALILEE
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The tide-lands had been in litigation for years, and he took the bull by the horns -- buying out the private owners and at the same time leasing from the city fathers.
Chapter XVI
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Though doubtless hallowed ground, the city fathers considered it now, 120 years on, far too valuable to languish as a repository for any fusty detritus the locals cared to throw in.
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the city fathers endorsed the proposal
