City in Canada

Usage examples of calgary.

Calgary at twelve-forty, where the horse car would be detached, and leave at one-thirty, heading up into the Rockies to Banff and Lake Louise.

It had been noticeably warm in Calgary, owing, it was said, to the north winds blowing down from the mountains, but in Banff it was suitably cold.

Calgary, owing, it was said, to the north winds blowing down from the mountains, but in Banff it was suitably cold.

The Ghost Riders lobby against laws requiring bikers to wear helmets and attract the attention of more powerful gangs in Calgary and Edmonton, which take exception to the American offshoot.

Bay Company built or purchased its fleet of flagship downtown department stores in Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon and Winnipeg, opening smaller versions in Kamloops, Vernon, Nelson, Macleod, Lethbridge, Yorkton and Kenora, all of them initlallv successful as the transcontinental railA ays deposited tens of thousands of new customers on their doorsteps.

I just refused to die down there in Calgary with the level ground of the ranchlands spreading out round me and the dust blowing through the streets.

Big League Pitcher, Chad Bradford dominated Triple-A hitters, even as every other pitcher on the Calgary team struggled.

Calgary, Acheson, will you kindly lodge all the documents relating to Stuart Campbell with the Bank of Canada together with a statement of any actions you have taken regarding his affairs without my knowledge.

Your representatives in Calgary inform me that they have been fortunate enough to find a purchaser.

As I say, your solicitors in Calgary regard the terms as generous and advise immediate acceptance.

It was from the Calgary Tribune and datelined - Jasper, 4th December: All those who made the pilgrimage up Thunder Creek to Campbell's Kingdom will mourn the loss of a friend.

The night before we reached Calgary, just after we had left Moose Jaw, the coloured attendant brought a telegram to my sleeper.

There were good, solid stone buildings in the centre of the town - stores like the Hudson's Bay Company Store and offices such as those which housed the Calgary Herald - but they dwindled rapidly as the streets ran out into the flat grey of the sky.

I wondered vaguely how the Calgary stock exchange was able to support a business that appeared to be as large as most London stockbroker's offices.

I didn't have time to think of Acheson until I was in the big station wagon trundling north out of Calgary, and then I didn't care.