city dweller

And that soon became the problem of these early city dwellers.

Many men, particularly young city dwellers, are not going to church.

For many of us, city dwellers in particular, the answer is yes.

Europe is home to more than 700 million people, most of them city dwellers.

City dwellers appear to be in a fall state of mind.

"And what will it do with the life energy of a city dweller?"

Now it is also a popular living area for the city dwellers.

And to city dwellers, the prices are from another decade.

City dwellers vote and choose a single book for everyone to read at the same time.

They were city dwellers for the most part, many of them well traveled.

But now rich city dwellers are too distant from nature.

In Iran these new city dwellers had made a revolution.

"So it's very much about the relationship of artist as city dweller."

The city dwellers want more than just good food or an outing in the country.

Only 32 percent of all city dwellers expressed the same faith.

The paper focuses on the daily life of the city dwellers.

City dwellers have long tried to create larger quarters on their own.

Following is a collection of stories about city dwellers and their neighbors.

Even for a seasoned city dweller, it was too much.

But then, city dwellers have never been long on modesty.

She left the farm to become a city dweller on turning 50.

A lot of city dwellers have been asking why they were not better protected this week.

If that's true, then every other city dweller is a musician.

But perhaps city dwellers have learned to coexist with nature.

Pigeons can be a major problem for the city dweller.