Sentence examples for a wave of renewal from inspiring English sources
But by the 80's a wave of renewal gave way to the four-building, 2.5 million-square-foot Gateway office and hotel complex near Pennsylvania Station.
By the 1980's a wave of renewal helped create a swath of glass-walled office towers, including the Gateway complex.
But at the same time, the male nude was carried forward by a wave of renewal driven by Impressionism and its subsequent developments: Frédéric Bazille, or Cézanne, but also Paul Gauguin – inexplicably absent, as are Henri Matisse and Pierre Bonnard, on the French side, and their German counterparts Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Erich Heckel.
The proliferation of sneak attacks stems in part from a wave of contract renewals.
Then I sat down to read at the kitchen table, in the grey light of the June dawn, early summer in Manhattan feeling so much quicker and time-lapsed and vivid than it does in any other city, a wave of pollen, warmth and renewal blowing in the window.
Then I sat down to read at the kitchen table, in the gray light of the June Manhattan dawn, spring in Manhattan feeling so much more accelerated, so much quicker and time-lapsed and vivid than it does in any other city; a wave of pollen and warmth and renewal blowing in the window.
This wave of renewal was delayed in October, when deadly wildfires burned across the North Coast.
Both renewals come ahead of a wave of new programming on the channel, which is attempting to revive its science fiction bona fides.
But in the wave of postwar urban renewal, the city embarked on a wave of consolidation, trading its diversity for a monoculture based on stark octagonal aluminum poles anchored to the ground by plain boxes.
Frightened by a wave of crime and terrorist attacks on office buildings in New York City, GTE designed its new Stamford headquarters to be bomb-proof in the early 1970's, said Robert N. Rich, who supervised the entire renewal project.
In recent decade, a wave of apprehension swept across the Pearl of Oriental with regards to the disappearance of high value tangible and intangible heritages due to urban renewal and redevelopment.
