Sentence examples for concrete rows from inspiring English sources

Baseball fields, sweeping coastlines, highways and scrapyards, graffiti-coated concrete, rows of yellow school buses, stars and stripes flying from flagpoles, clapboard houses and deep forests as painted by Edward Hopper, boarded-up redbrick terraced houses as filmed by The Wire's David Simon, skyscrapers in New York as framed by a million camera clicks.

A developer was building small concrete row houses on land he didn't own.

Just over 1,000 households and businesses remained without power tonight, plus 38 at Northside and Concrete Row in Workington.

To be more concrete, row (c) shows the impact effects of an employment shock on productivity growth at every period.

The building will have ribbons of architectural concrete between rows of oversize casement windows.

In much of northern Europe, cyclists commute on lanes that are protected from cars by concrete buffers, rows of trees or parked cars.

In a great many places, barbed wire was replaced by a concrete wall, rows of tank traps made of old streetcar rails were set up, and more dwellings were sealed or demolished.

The Quapaw Powwow we attended that night is held at a campground outside Miami, Okla., in a sunken arena with concrete bench rows built into the hill that made it look like a little Roman amphitheater.

We followed a river, framed in concrete, upward, past row after row of brick houses, many of them run-down, full of small, makeshift cafes and simple shops.

Soon a principal from the school knocked at the door of the building where Emauni lives, a concrete-fronted row house.

For years, the dams starved the area of sediment, so homeowners armored the shoreline with concrete, riprap, and rows of boulders to prevent erosion.