Sentence examples for centres empty from inspiring English sources

MBM combated the then common zoning that has left many city centres empty at night, devoid of residents.

The Tara brooch, probably dating from the 8th century, is of white bronze and consists of a large circle with about half of the centre empty and the other half filled in with sunken panels ornamented in extremely delicate filigree.

It built a truck and tractor plant, only for that also to close, in 1986, leaving whole estates of crumbling concrete houses, a vast shopping centre empty of shops and a host of social problems it's taken 20 years to sort out.

The city centre emptied almost instantly, with shops closing and office workers fleeing by bus, train and car.

In the afternoon, and with tears and shouting, the signings ended, the shopping centre emptied and stampeded towards the cinema where discussion panels were to be held.

She said: "The fact remains that one in every eleven retail premises in our town centres lies empty.

It is not uncommon for supermarkets to transport dry waste, such as cardboard or plastic, from stores to recycling centres in empty grocery delivery lorries.

Ipswich's two town centre shopping centres have empty units, the former civic centre site is still undeveloped and Sir Stuart Rose, the former chairman of Marks and Spencer, has offered his input into revitalising the town centre.

An alternative would be to omit small centres with empty categories from comparisons since with very few events their standardised rates may be too unreliable for robust comparisons anyway.

The visitor centre is empty.

The centres have emptied and swelled, peaking under the former Labor government.