Examples of 'cities will' in a sentence
Meaning of "cities will"
The phrase 'cities will' can be an incomplete sentence or clause. In context, it could be part of a future prediction or statement about what cities will or won't do. The complete sentence or context would provide further information for a more accurate interpretation
How to use "cities will" in a sentence
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Cities will disappear in the blink of an eye.
Then whole cities will take note.
Cities will be assisted in upgrading public transport.
Some countries and cities will be transformed.
The cities will be like open cesspits.
Our neighbouring cities will not wait.
The cities will be selected on a competitive basis.
The impact on other cities will be limited.
These cities will be for the sighted.
On that day their strong cities will be.
The host cities will be adjusted accordingly.
No meeting with the candidate cities will be organised.
Our cities will be cleaner and quieter.
Looks like most of our cities will be recovered.
Those cities will become empty deserts.
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Guides to other cities will follow.
Cities will be destroyed by flood and by lightnings.
If only other cities will be the same.
Cities will also face growing challenges.
The coastal cities will get flooded.
Cities will have healthier immune systems.
The remaining cities will be announced soon.
Cities will also face new needs.
A further six cities will be identified later.
Cities will take over the great outdoors.
Buildings and cities will become smarter.
Cities will fill up the wide open spaces.
The earthly cities will perish.
More cities will be announced as they are confirmed.
Transportation within cities will be by transveyors.
Smart cities will require smarter cybersecurity.
We are hoping that more cities will be available soon.
More cities will likely follow suit.
And coastal and delta cities will be underwater.
The cities will become less dense.
Information from other cities will soon be available.
Those cities will be procedurally generated as well.
The structure of our cities will have to change.
Smart cities will reindustrialize urban areas.
Incoming traffic from other cities will be barred.
Integrated cities will face challenges serenely.
The very landscape of our cities will change.
Smart cities will have smart homes.
They will decide which cities will be sacked.
Sanctuary cities will be denied federal funding.
In the nineties the importance of cities will continue to grow.
And our cities will continue to burn.
Even what you think of as your cities will be transformed.
These cities will be very large ones.
Openings in other cities will follow.
