Sentence examples for confining street from inspiring English sources

The authorities also tried to tidy up the city by confining street vendors to back alleys and rounding up stray dogs.

The glass lifts that scale the exterior the 1980s Lloyd's Building, designed by the Richard Rogers Partnership, remains one of the most eye-catching sights in the confined streets of the City of London.

Designed for utility, the style was embraced at the turn of the 20th century by legions of young women who preferred its hiked hemline and unfettered curves to the confining, street-sweeping dresses that had hobbled their mothers and aunts.

Confined by street clothes, his feints and jabs accompanied not by leather gloves but merely by a dwindling piece of chalk and a blackboard eraser, Loïc Wacquant, a professor of sociology at the University of California campus here, all but dances his way through a seminar on the criminal justice system.

This dynamic is not just confined to street level weapons dealing.

Since the movements of vehicles are confined to streets and the widths of streets are usually much smaller than the radio transmission range of a vehicle, the movements of vehicles can be considered as one-dimensional movements.

Contemplating Liverpool's revised plan to stay within Anfield's confined, squalid streets and enlarge two sides of the ground, the worry intrudes that for the short-term cash flow of relatively new US owners, the club could regret missing a once-in-a-generation chance to build the long-promised new stadium.

Additionally, street harassment isn't technically confined to the street.

This is because WSA transmissions of a RSU provider along a street is mainly confined along the same street, with a limited propagation around obstructed corners.

At first, however, it was largely confined to Wall Street.

The Cayenne's newfound advantages are largely and smartly confined to the street.