Sentence examples for London from high-quality English sources.

• "He loved London.

• October 9, 1944, London—d.

• London, and The London Eye all on 1 great value ticket.

• Sterling introduced London to hashish, and London introduced him to brothels.

• Bloomsbury, residential and academic area in the borough of Camden, London.

• Greater London, metropolitan county of southeastern England that is also generally known as London.

• If you're after even more London inspiration, don’t miss our pick of the 101 best things to do in London.

• London Surprising as it may be to some London-based journalists, most of our readers do not work or live in the capital (or, indeed, the UK).

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• The administrative structure of Greater London includes 33 separate boroughs, 14 of which constitute Inner London and the others Outer London.

• London Collection Aerial view of London, looking east towards Canary Wharf The London Collection is an archive collection that celebrates the people and places of London.

• There are 10 train stations which serve key neighbourhoods within the borough providing direct connections to London Victoria, London Bridge, London Blackfriars and St Pancras International.

• Trains: two lines, Eltham to London Charing Cross, London Victoria or London Cannon Street (all about 30 mins); Mottingham also 30 mins to Cannon Street and Charing Cross; both lines the other way to Dartford (20 mins).

• During early modern times, the urban area of London expanded beyond the boundaries of the City of London into parts of Middlesex such as the present-day London boroughs of Tower Hamlets, Westminster, Camden, and Islington.

• Despite the United Kingdom being excluded from the travel restrictions, American is suspending its Raleigh-London route and reducing frequencies on its routes to London from Chicago and Dallas, and even on its flagship New York-London route.

• A major world centre for finance, banking, and insurance, London—especially the City of London—hosts such centuries-old bodies as the Bank of England (1694), Lloyd’s (1688), and the London Stock Exchange (1773), as well as more recent arrivals.

• Walk along the riverfront from Westminster to Tower Bridge and you'll pass London icons such as the London Eye, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, Southbank, Shakespeare's Globe, and the London Bridge.

London sentence examples

• Henry Mayhew, (born 1812, London, England—died July 25, 1887, London), English journalist and sociologist, a founder of the magazine Punch (1841), who was a vivid and voluminous writer best known for London Labour and the London Poor, 4 vol. (1851–62).

• Prices near the aforementioned Imperial College London in South Kensington average at £1,056 a month - the highest of the top-ranked unis - while students at King’s College London and the London School of Economics and Political Science must fork out £1,039 to live on the doorstep of their central London lecture halls.

• There appears to be a “golden triangle” in the UK between Oxford, Cambridge and London appearing in the list, with other top ranking universities including Imperial College London and University College London appearing in the top 20, with the London School of Economics and Political Science ranking just outside in 22nd place.

• London boroughs and counties Parts of the traditional counties of Essex, Middlesex, Kent and Surrey that are close to London retain the county link in their postal address (eg Bromley, Kent), even when they are administratively part of a London borough (eg the London borough of Bromley), and represented in the London assembly.