Sentence examples for a street form from inspiring English sources

When Into the Hoods opened at the Novello theatre in 2008, it was the West End's first hip-hop show and it would mark the evolution of British hip-hop from a street form into a fully realised theatrical language.

Three generic models were studied, representing the most common types of residential urban street: (a) the street form, a conventional type, with spacing between the houses, (b) the canyon form a limiting case of the street form, (c) the courtyard house form.

However, the challenge has always been to convince other audiences that they can access it, too – even if they might be inclined to shun the idea of a complex street form collaborating with the traditions of high-brow theatre.

When a vortex street formed at the trailing edge of an upstream plate is arranged to impinge upon the leading edge of a small downstream block of similar thickness, a very powerful aerodynamic noise source of tonal quality is formed.

In the first program, she extends an experiment from earlier this year, collaborating with Jay Donn, an impish expert in the street form called flex.

During the Norman era in the late 11th and 12th centuries, a nucleated village began to appear, prompted by the development of a north south "High Street" forming part of a longer route from the capital city, London, to the port of Shoreham on the English Channel coast.

"We have the Wall Street form of capitalism.

Thus, spontaneously, a street is formed.

What's more, this newest incarnation is really, in a sense, a return to SoHo's roots: In the mid-19th century, the area south of Houston Street formed a luxury shopping district not unlike the one that is crystallizing there today.

Also intersecting are Thurston Street and Randall Street, forming a busy intersection in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

Back in Clinton Township, Route 31 intersects CR 513 (Halstead Street), forming a concurrency with that route and running along the eastern shore of Spruce Run Reservoir.