Sentences with phrase «namesake city»
The phrase "namesake city" refers to a city that is named after someone or something. It means that the city's name is derived from or inspired by another name or entity. Full definition
A few days before this issue closed I traveled to the Cleveland Clinic, in its namesake city by the lake.
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From its namesake city website we quote: «Snagging a bag of roasted Pueblo chilies from your freezer is like getting a grab bag from a church festival — you don't know what each Ziploc holds.
The state, and its namesake city, seem to produce more than their share of men who abuse their political power, whether for financial gain, career advancement, or the mistreatment of women.
So is Federal Hall where George Washington was sworn into office, and his namesake city has reached unprecedented levels of dysfunction.
The Collins family acquires wealth and power not to mention an imposing mansion in their namesake city of Collinsport, Maine.
TOKYO — This year's Tokyo Motor Show, set to run Dec. 3 - 11, returns to its namesake city for the first time in nearly a quarter of a century.
The movie «Fargo» by Joel and Ethan Coen is set in the namesake city but it was not filmed there.
South of Pawtucket and across the Providence River from the namesake city is East Providence.
NOLA is a special pup and, much like her namesake city New Orleans, has overcome obstacles and risen high on the other side.
The hotel's namesake city wouldn't even be founded for another two years.
Showcasing the Mediterranean - style architectural roots of its namesake city, the smoke - free Sorrento Hotel provides European ambience just five blocks from downtown Seattle, Wash..
Like its namesake city that never sleeps, the GOTHAM 24 - 7 doesn't need to chill.
The movie «Fargo» by Joel and Ethan Coen is set in the namesake city but it was not filmed there.
South of Pawtucket and across the Providence River from the namesake city is East Providence.