How many Americans, even urban dwellers, white or black, have the luxury of walking to work?
As a result, urban dwellers are learning the art of self-protection.
Over 85 percent of Canada's citizens were urban dwellers in 2008.
For 7 1/2 million squeezed urban dwellers, it's a challenge.
For some urban dwellers, shopping has not changed much since the medieval period.
Partly because urban dwellers aren't the only ones who find open floor plans appealing.
That led to high lead levels in the blood of urban dwellers.
In 1950, only 29% of the world's population were urban dwellers.
Thanks to greater variety, urban dwellers get more for their money.
It is vibrant, the kind of place an urban dweller like me could live.
The program would be available free only to city residents.
City residents are still waiting to see if anything really changes.
That information would then be made available to city residents.
The same would be true for city residents who want to work on the Island.
The number of city residents with jobs rose by 45,000.
But they are much less likely than other city residents to be Democrats.
The number of city residents with jobs rose above 3.6 million in May.
Some city residents and officials think a first step should be an increase in the city's force of 4,000 police officers.
"The purpose of the $10 million was to get more city residents."
City residents are coming back on a daily basis, however.
For many of us, city dwellers in particular, the answer is yes.
Many men, particularly young city dwellers, are not going to church.
Europe is home to more than 700 million people, most of them city dwellers.
Now it is also a popular living area for the city dwellers.
And that soon became the problem of these early 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?"
City dwellers are more used to finding ways around laws they don't happen to like.
They were city dwellers for the most part, many of them well traveled.
And to city dwellers, the prices are from another decade.
But some town residents say the true figure is far higher.
But town residents are still moving up to large new homes.
No one could ask for a better town resident than him.
His son, a town resident, was going to help him get treatment.
Most of the town residents have access to almost all television channels.
Some town residents work in European countries as quest workers.
Town residents pay $140 a season for family membership to the pool.
Its reasons were simple: town residents valued education, and wanted better schools.
The quartet used the space for a couple of years, and town residents would often stop outside the door to listen.
We just want the beach for the use of all town residents.
From 1876 he partitioned and sold parcels, mostly to town dwellers.
We know the real charm of night here as town dwellers never do.
As was to be expected, town dwellers were better informed than rural people.
It was just after dawn and few of the town dwellers could be seen.
Many town dwellers either worked on the land or invested in it.
The two featured animals were likely to be familiar to town dwellers, as opposed to the array of talking wildlife usually seen in children's television.
Well, not that exactly; but there really is nothing so important as giving our town dwellers decent living conditions.
Today the road is becoming a recreational place for the town dwellers because of its natural beauty.
Enough English speakers visited his planet, in the lost days, that town dwellers usually had some command of their language.
The average town dweller could expect to eat three eggs a month.
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