Sentence examples for downtown angle from inspiring English sources
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN "NEW YORK COOL" The show snapshoots the New York art scene of the late fifties and early sixties from a downtown angle, embedded in studio communities of artists including de Kooning, Guston, Rauschenberg, Johns, Mitchell, Frankenthaler, Noland, Katz, and several who are now discounted and obscure.
GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN "NEW YORK COOL" The show snapshoots the New York art scene of the late fifties and early sixties from a downtown angle, embedded in studio communities of artists including de Kooning, Guston, Rauschenberg, Johns, Mitchell, Frankenthaler, Noland, Katz, and several who are now discounted and obscure.
A picture last Sunday with an article about the revival of downtown Los Angles was published in error.
And soon coffee and pastries from every imaginable ethnic culture were being brought down to the sidewalk and distributed -- and the small town that is Downtown Los Angles was suddenly in full voice.
Fragments of the cantilevered beak-like form can be gleaned between towering downtown buildings; from other angles the structure seems static and bunkerlike.
The rest of the city with the exception of Downtown, where streets follow the angle of the river, and newer expansions into the hills strictly follow the grid plan.
You can't beat the campy rooftop Biergarten of the Standard hotel at 5th and Flower for its wide-angle view of downtown skyscrapers.
Such as why are downtown streets laid out on a southwest-to-northeast angle until Hoover Street, where they are abruptly angled east-to-west?
(Poor Europe!) Castelli puzzled the downtown artists, who, he recalled, "figured there must be some financial angle to it.
The courthouse's setting, on the public square in downtown Sycamore, renders it an impressive structure from most approach angles.
FROM one angle — say, from the corner of Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street — downtown Brooklyn might seem to be a horrible place to live.
