Sentence examples for change downtown from inspiring English sources

But others say it will take more than Apple to change downtown, much less Reno.

"It will change downtown completely," said Raven Yates, Mr. Yates's sister, a professional fund-raiser who is heading the capital campaign.

"Attracting an international icon to Reno puts us on the map," Mr. Clinger said, adding that the new building would also help change downtown's landscape by replacing "seedy motels" that are there now.

There is no official count of new residents, but Mr. Brown's efforts have certainly changed downtown Oakland.

New buyers snapping up luxury condominiums at Trump Plaza couldn't be more pleased with the changes downtown.

Yet for all these changes, downtown Salt Lake City isn't a flashy destination, nor does it want to be — and that's probably a great thing.

But nothing really changed downtown until 1990 when the state passed the Growth Management Act, which requires cities to plan for future growth by building more densely.

With 150 film productions a day to oversee, the development group acknowledges that more needs to be done to keep up with the changes downtown.

But Mr. Bloomberg said to reporters yesterday morning that any such effort should proceed slowly, and that people affected by the attack on Sept. 11 and by the redevelopment of the area south of Chambers Street should first have adequate opportunities to express their views about a memorial, transportation, buildings and other changes downtown.

*The spread out location in Santa Monica was a welcome change from downtown Los Angeles.

But changes in downtown Anchorage offer visitors a few reasons to linger in the state's most populous city.