Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Miami"

A: Hoy diluvió en Miami.

A: Think of it as the quality of the sound is 5/5, meaning Flight 538 can hear the radio perfectly.

A: I am from Miami, Florida.
Have you been to Miami before?

A: You say “I have been to Miami.”
It is a natural to say “I have been in Miami.”

A: same

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A: "Miami is a beautiful place to vacation" is the literal translation.


"Miami is a beautiful place to go on vacation" is more natural.

A: I like the Miami Heat and Chance the Rapper. I don't like rock music, video games, or anime.
(Je ne parle pas français bien, désolé)

A: Correct!

A: I think this text is messed up. "We expect to see" is part of a separate sentence. The text should start: "The Miami Herald sued to access the court records..."

To answer your question, though, this is relatively common. Here are some other cases:

Associated Press v. United States (2014):

The Associated Press (AP) sued the U.S. Department of Justice to gain access to documents related to the FBI's impersonation of an AP journalist during a criminal investigation. The AP sought disclosure for transparency reasons.

In Re Petition of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press (2014):

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press filed a lawsuit seeking access to various sealed court records related to wiretap applications. The organization argued that the public has a right to access such information.

Miami Herald Publishing Company v. Lewis (1984):

The Miami Herald sued to gain access to the psychiatric records of a murder suspect, arguing that the public had a right to know about the suspect's mental health status in the context of a criminal trial.

Detroit Free Press v. Department of Justice (2016):

The Detroit Free Press filed a lawsuit seeking access to mug shots of federal defendants, arguing that the release of these images is essential for transparency and accountability.

A: This works because it is lyrics. Songs are often about the singer's life or personal experience, so the subject can usually be assumed to be "I".

A: × Miami has sea?
✓ Does Miami have a beach?

× Do you practice any sport?
✓ Do you practice any sports?

× Hace you always lived in Miami?
✓ Have you always lived in Miami?

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A: I am wondering how bad things are in Miami. I can imagine that gangs are walking in the street and doing whatever they want. I have heard that almost everyone in Miami has evacuated and that the city is a ghost town.