urbanite

They were committed urbanites and saw no reason to leave.

For many of these young urbanites, life can be rather boring.

Six years, she thought, had made him more farmer than urbanite.

Most urbanites have no idea what goes on in the wider world.

In some cases, urbanites move to the area and eventually become farmers.

Much depends, however, on how those urbanites live, and think.

Gardeners grew more of their own food than other urbanites.

But in a nation of urbanites, that is an uphill battle.

English continues to be used by educated urbanites and the national government.

But fortunately he has drawn to his side a number of urbanites who do have such experience.

The mystery is what was I, a devoted urbanite, doing there?

But polenta has also been discovered in recent years by urbanites.

The project offers urbanites a chance to tend their own greens.

David and I would be a real family, rather than two out-and-about urbanites.

An erotic German drama about five urbanites on a summer night.

Not that many urbanites know about that part, or want to.

Thus the area was an early draw for Youngstown urbanites.

However, these cultural traits are often looked down upon by urbanites as being backwards.

These foods should not exist just for fine restaurants and rich urbanites.

Of course, the urbanites did not become typical farmers.

American urbanites would deny that they see more than their share of nastiness.

It feels just a little illicit, and very much outside the daily experiences of most urbanites.

His mother came from Odessa, and both parents were literate urbanites.

In return, irrigation districts would gain the clear legal right to sell water to urbanites.

His studies require the kind of patience foreign to most frenetic urbanites.