How To Use City of london In A Sentence
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Christopher Wren's great fire Monument in the City of London is to be surrounded bulwarked by this bizarre, pleated accordion mirror-building which will leave only the tip of the Monument visible, serving as part of a giant sundial.
Boing Boing
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Today there will be an exercise involving a mock chemical attack on the City of London.
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As a teacher Andy worked at the City of London School, where he coached cricket and rugby.
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This is unsurprising as HSBC has led high street banks in acquiring City of London stockbroking skills.
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The Corporation of the City of London have, in the most liberal manner, given a plot of ground, eighteen by thirteen and a half-inches, for the erection of a pickled whilks and pennywinkle establishment, at the corner of Newgate-street and the Old Bailey.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, October 2, 1841
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He is a barrister and solicitor of this court, and he carries on the practice of his profession at the City of London.
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The City of London is the hub of Britain's financial world.
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When next the mayor and aldermen appeared before the council, they resisted the talliage on the following grounds: (363) — In the first place, because, although the king might talliage cities and boroughs that were of his demesne, he could not, as they understood, talliage the City of London, which enjoyed exemption from such an imposition by charter.
London and the Kingdom - Volume I
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Save, however, in the case of the city of London, where alone in England ancient municipal institutions have been generally preserved, the term possesses no political significance. [
The Governments of Europe
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In the corner of his elegant, third-floor City of London sanctum, just behind his antique desk, there is a grandfather clock marking time.
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The first deal Mr. Lewis did after leaving AEW was the acquisition of City Place House on Basinghall Street, a prime office building in the City of London.
U.K. Property Deal Puts Focus on Secondary Markets
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The City of London is the hub of Britain's financial world.
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The nearby historic city of Londonderry is also worth a visit.
The Sun
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The prospect has alarmed the City of London, where many banks fear the imposition of new EU regulations on the financial services sector.
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A life-size bronze arm of a Roman statue has been excavated from a rubbish-filled ditch or watercourse in the City of London, just south of the Roman amphitheatre.
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The lands were annexed to the City of London on January 1st 1993.
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The bill is silent about the anti-social behaviour of the rich in places such as the City of London, described as one of the world's most ‘brutal and bestial places to work’ in a recent article in the Financial Times.
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He entered Parliament in 1818, sitting for several constituencies until returned for the City of London in 1841, which he represented until his elevation to the peerage as Earl Russell.
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He was frequently employed in composing pageants for the City of London, and in 1620 was appointed city chronologer.
A History of Elizabethan Literature
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Most of the Conservative cabinet objected that tariffs would raise food prices, hinder exports, and jeopardize the invisible earnings of the City of London.
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However, there have been many recent discoveries of vessel-fragments reused in timber revetments on the City of London's mile-long waterfront.
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Jasper whispered his aunt, that nuncks was a vile bore; and the sacrilegious declaration gave great offence to the diminutive gentleman aforesaid, who hesitated not in pronouncing Timothy Surety destitute of taste and vertu; to which accusation Timothy, rearing his squat form to its utmost altitude, indignantly replied, "that there was not an alderman in the City of London of better taste than himself in the qualities of callipash and callipee, and that if the little gemmen presumed again to asperse his vartue, he would bring an action against him tor slander and defamation of character.
Real Life In London, Volumes I. and II. Or, The Rambles And Adventures Of Bob Tallyho, Esq., And His Cousin, The Hon. Tom Dashall, Through The Metropolis; Exhibiting A Living Picture Of Fashionable Characters, Manners, And Amusements In High And Low Life
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Many of its top banks and insurers are based in the City of London.
Times, Sunday Times
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A City of London County Court judge rejected the jail application on a legal technicality.
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The city of London will come to a standstill as many workers who lost friends and colleagues and companies which lost staff hold silent commemorations.
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It's a quarter-mile long street in the City of London, just to the north of St Paul's Cathedral, named after the Dukes of Brittany who once used to own the land round here.
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When the downturn first began and investment banks in the City of London began a staff shake-out, Scottish fund managers were a beneficiary.
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Yet the long history of the Bank and its pre-eminent position in the City of London meant that its views had an authority and weight belied by the legal position.
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As a teacher Andy worked at the City of London School, where he coached cricket and rugby.
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At home, the U.K. prime minister has been hailed in some quarters as a political genius who has stood up to European bullies, delivering a Thatcherite handbagging to Franco-German efforts to destroy the City of London.
Needed: Another EU Crisis Summit
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A life-size bronze arm of a Roman statue has been excavated from a rubbish-filled ditch or watercourse in the City of London, just south of the Roman amphitheatre.
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Though long dry, these subterranean thoroughfares are literally everywhere beneath the city of London.
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Between 1594 and 1602 he produced plays for the Admiral's Men, after which he concentrated on writing pageants for the city of London and on revising the Survey of London by John Stow.
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Diana had often dreamed of the City of London as the seat of magic; and taking the City's contempt for authorcraft and the intangible as, from its point of view, justly founded, she had mixed her dream strangely with an ancient notion of the City's probity.
Diana of the Crossways — Complete
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There is growing speculation that he will join a prestigious Scottish firm when he takes up a work experience placement in the City of London later this year.
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So listening to the warnings of his friends, he fled into hiding somewhere in the city of London, "a place of retirement and abscondence.
English Literature for Boys and Girls
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Temple Bar used to be located where the Strand meets Fleet Street, one of the ancient gateways into the City of London, named after the local Inns of Court.
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Experts in the City of London say the team's financials aren't strong enough to support the new debt Glazer is expected to take on.
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When I think of all the mediocrity in an area of expensive real estate like the City of London, and think how little a genius like Jan – and I don't use the term lightly – saw built in his lifetime, you can't help but think two things: one, the dice are loaded against great architecture; two: work harder.
The Saturday interview: architect Amanda Levete
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He was given the freedom of the city of London in 1981 and retired in 1989.
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A City of London County Court judge rejected the jail application on a legal technicality.
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There aren't any loriners in the City of London nowadays, the centre of the British craft being in Walsall, which is perhaps why the Company no longer has a London headquarters.
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Businesses in the City of London have been extensively briefed, and police have liaised with leaders of community groups which could be targeted.
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The case has caused uproar within the City of London.
Times, Sunday Times
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The City of London may only cover one square mile, but our journey aboard the 100 appeared to thread around most of it.
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Some believe that the government of the city was hereby separated from that of the shire wherein it was situate, and that the right of appointing their own justiciar which the citizens obtained by this charter was the right of electing a sheriff for the city of London in the place of the non-elective ancient port-reeve.
London and the Kingdom - Volume I
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It was the City of London office complex that came to embody the brash, flash "loadsamoney" culture of the 1980s economic boom.
Heritage or horror? Row over Broadgate demolition plan
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Any member of the Vintners' Company is a freeman of the City of London and is still allowed to sell wine without applying for a licence.
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_All magistrates, who have been_ unjustly turned out, shall _forthwith resume their former_ employments; as well as all the boroughs of England shall return again to _their ancient prescriptions and charters_, and, more particularly, that _the ancient_ charter of the great and famous city of London shall again be in force; and that the writs for the members of Parliament shall be addressed to the _proper officers, according to law and custom_.
The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. 04 (of 12)
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What some reports call "virile" disagreements during the negotiations basically centered on British concerns that increased regulation and taxation of financial services might harm the City of London as Europe's finance capital.
TIME.com: Top Stories
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For centuries it was part of a Roman burial ground, an unclean extremity lying beyond the walls of the City of London.
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I am grateful for this exchange, which is educating us all about liverymen in the City of London.
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Middleton and Jonson had held, of chronologer to the city of London, followed the King to Oxford to his loss, having previously had losses in
A History of Elizabethan Literature
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He was made a freeman of the City of London in March 1995.
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Diana had often dreamed of the City of London as the seat of magic; and taking the City's contempt for authorcraft and the intangible as, from its point of view, justly founded, she had mixed her dream strangely with an ancient notion of the
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
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Yet the long history of the Bank and its pre-eminent position in the City of London meant that its views had an authority and weight belied by the legal position.
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The 21,000-ton ship berthed at Greenwich to commemorate the new affiliation between Illustrious and the City of London.
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The City of London is the hub of Britain's financial world.
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Buckingham Palace --- The Imperial Palace is the Queen City of London's most striking landmark in this view can be a day Guards the Guard ceremony.
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Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog.
