Sentence examples for called the downtown from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hsieh's effort to make these principles work for a decaying city is called the Downtown Project.

And back in 2007, a small bohemian speakeasy called the Downtown Cocktail Room opened on the corner of Fremont and Las Vegas Boulevard, once the main intersection.

The White Plains business improvement district, formally called the Downtown District Management Association, has appointed Rick Ammirato as its new executive director.

The Kota ("City"; also called Kota Tua ["Old City"] or Old Batavia) area, sometimes called the downtown section, is the historical city centre, and it houses a significant part of the Chinese population.

The program, jointly run by the Baltimore Police Department, a business organization called the Downtown Partnership and the city's Mass Transit Administration, has been credited with reducing crime and capturing three suspected car thieves.

Over the years those preferences have jibed with both his profile as a sideman (Tom Waits, Elvis Costello) and his prominence in what used to be called the downtown scene.

Historians call the downtown site the largest black colonial graveyard ever excavated in the United States, with perhaps 20,000 graves, she said.

For the next 15 years, she put on shows, writing them, performing in them and producing them, as part of what she calls the downtown arts movement -- "when the East Village was the hotbed for new art ideas for the world".

Characters surface and vanish before we get to know them, and New York is rendered in halfhearted descriptions like "He tells me that we're going to Williamsburg, the section of Brooklyn that's been called the New Downtown".

The experience is called The Wilderness Downtown and is best viewed in Chrome or other HTML5-compliant browser.

The school district said it needed the property for schools, but then changed its mind in favor of something called the Belmont Learning Center downtown, and we all know how that turned out.