Sentence examples for changing streets from inspiring English sources

The poet-flaneur takes us, his hypocrite readers, on a 24-hour tour through the life of the changing streets.

10 p.m. 8. Food as Art Along one of Palermo Hollywood's rapidly changing streets is a graffitied facade with only a small sign on the black door: Tegui, one of the most exciting restaurants in Buenos Aires.

"Changing Stores, Changing Streets" looks at traditional and new ways of shopping, and "Places That Matter" presents the social and political role of neighborhood shops.

Military officers here were told today to inform their troops that the paramilitary groups were changing street and highway signs to dupe American troops and trap them.

But the once-daily scrutiny of East-versus-West — including battles over changing street names celebrating Communist heroes — is an ever less frequent topic.

Oh, but there are dozens of exceptions, like changing street angles, sudden bursts of named streets, dead-end streets and other interruptions in the grid that render the logic useless in some parts of the borough.

The City Council, more familiar in those days with obliterating the past by changing street names to honor more contemporary worthies, was suddenly thrust into a debate of, well, historic proportions.

As was the case in South Carolina and other states that have already weighed in, the Super Tuesday contests remained a constantly changing street fight, with the focus veering from the economy and the Middle East to marital fidelity, birth control and prenatal testing.

Other cost-cutting measures include cancelling resurfacing work on some roads and changing street lighting times, the council said.

The results of this analysis depict changing street networks, landscape design and materials could enhance the level of thermal comfort in the urban open spaces.

To minimize confounding by changing street environments, case families were asked if environmental modifications were made since the time injury.