Business Quote by Edward Anderson

“He had a theory going about cities, that the dominant industry of the town filtered into every level of the place, from the architecture…

— Marcus Sakey

“The town lay beneath their feet, its outskirts in ruin from the negligence of arrogant people who thought it was acceptable to let everything…

— Konstantina P

“The whole city was dangerous—because of chemicals and the uneven distribution of wealth and so on.”

— Kurt Vonnegut

“I looked at the faces around me and I knew mine was like theirs. Faces with the blood drained away, tight faces, worried, lost.…

— John Fante

“We could see the impact of an explosion long before the boom, so a hill out there on the horizon, maybe a mile or…

— Scott C. Johnson

“The Main Street is wide, ridiculously wide, as though when it was built, the town was expecting something amazing to arrive, a thousand people…

— Karen Foxlee

“The inside of his skull, it tasted like roses and barbed wire and butterflies. Switchblades and heroin and grassy green gardens.”

— Mercedes M. Yardley

“The city went on about its business. A new day would soon begin, and nothing so inconsequential as a death possessed the power to…

— R.J. Ellory

“In many ways, we are the city that the New Deal built. Because that's who built all of our infrastructure. Before that, we were…

— Michael Barnes

“Since the military part of town could not tolerate disarray and the commercial part found it unprofitable, all of the chaos had been pushed…

— Neal Stephenson

“do this – and very large lines appeared across his forehead. His nostrils flared, becoming even wider holes than they already were. Speak-No, Hear-No…

— David Baddiel

“But it was the center of the room that drew my eyes, for there was a great circular table, covered in a glass dome,…

— Rosamund Hodge