Sentence examples for a downtown of from inspiring English sources

Even today a "downtown of the mind" persists, she says, although she's referring more to a mind-set or an attitude than any particular place.

Plans are also under way to create a downtown of sorts — a 70-acre project called City Center, which will include a $25 million civic center.

Begin in Westerly, a classic New England town with a 14-acre Victorian strolling park and a downtown of antiques shops, galleries and restaurants.

As players make their ritual walk to the stadium each Friday, they climb through a downtown of abandoned storefronts: Flynn's Cleaners, Nettie's Place, Pat Dusi's Craft World, Miller Bar, Grisnik Bakery.

In varying states of fitness, they alternately sped between obstacles, jogged or even walked, taking in red brick views of old Boston mixed with a downtown of silvery skyscrapers.

COMPARED with the tiny hill towns surrounding it, Great Barrington is the southern Berkshires' big city: it has a downtown of brick-front shops, an industrial area remade as artists' studios, even a triplex movie theater.

A year ago this month, the city created a downtown network of separated cycle tracks.

It has become a downtown beacon of cool.

"I'm a downtown kind of guy," said Mr. Stoudemire, who lives in a nearby loft.

MANHATTAN DIARY about Chloe Sevigny, 19, who is a downtown trendsetter of the moment.

"Moski," he said, naming a downtown area of Cairo known for its street traders, "a half an hour ago".