faithful cities造句

• The report Faithful Cities was published in May 2006.
• The epithet'Faithful City'arose out of a cynical ( and unsuccessful ) claim at the Restoration for compensation from the new king.
• From here the footpath follows the banks of the River Teme and River Severn across the battlefield to enter the'Faithful City'of Worcester.
• Yosef caused a political scandal when he published in 1960 an autobiographic book, " The Faithful City ", which focused on the siege of Jerusalem in 1948.
• ""'The Faithful City " "'is a 1952 American drama film directed by J髗ef Lejtes and written by J髗ef Lejtes and Ben Barzman.
• The dislike caused by the Henry, Dauphin of France in 1542, the inhabitants were loyal to Charles V . Perpignan earned the royal sobriquet of " Fedelissima " ( " Most Faithful City " ).
• After the uprising of 1140, the Republic of Genoa decided to punish the city by depriving the population of the relics of the saint and moved them in the Church of St . Stephen, in the more faithful city of Sanremo.
• Although the city had earned itself the honorific title of " urbs fidelissima " ( " most faithful city " ) for its non-participation in the revolutions of the 1840s, the city was nonetheless a hotbed for Italian irredentists.
• Elaine Graham was the President of the International Academy of Practical Theology from 2005 to 2007 and was a member of the Archbishops'Commission on Urban Life and Faith, which published the report " Faithful Cities : A call for celebration, vision and justice " ( Methodist Publishing House, 2006 ).
• That year, the Emperor was paying a visit to the Italian-majority city of Trieste, a city which was both a hotbed for Italian irredentists, as well as beholden to the honorific title of " urbs fidelissima " ( faithful city ) for its non-participation in the revolutions of the 1840s.
• After the war it cleverly used its location as the site of the final battles of the First Civil War ( 1646 ) and Third Civil War ( 1651 ) to try to mount an appeal for compensation from the new King Charles II . As part of this and not based upon any historical fact, it invented the epithet " Fidelis Civitas " ( The Faithful City ) and this motto has since been incorporated into the city's coat of arms.