Sentence examples for downtown centre from inspiring English sources

Building a downtown centre with many retailers may lift them out of this by having enough businesses to generate spillover effects.

Heidi co-edited a book about Johannesburg ("From Jo'burg to Jozi"), with one Economist correspondent, ensuring a big launch in its (then unfashionable and often unsafe) downtown centre and making sure the proceeds of the book benefited an AIDS orphanage in the city.

McMaster has a number of administrative offices at its Downtown Centre, located in Hamilton in the former Wentworth County Courthouse.

While many celebrate the fact that the fun doesn't have to stop (quite so early), others are recognizing that it's bringing an influx of jobs and cash to downtown centres.

The streetcar's first phase connected the Pearl District, a declining industrial area north of Portland's downtown core, to the city centre, the light rail system, and Portland State University.

The proliferation of more convenient "saunas" in Rio's downtown business centre had hit the area hard, she claimed.

THE queue, which began forming hours before the doors officially opened, stretched across the lobby and onto the pavement in front of the downtown convention centre.

And the mayor even fell out with the businessmen who helped him to office over their pet project, a new downtown arts centre.

The downtown Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts houses — with style — several theater and performance groups and plays host to visiting performers.

El Ceibo, which has 345 members and operates a sorting plant immediately behind a smart downtown shopping centre, has only 10 collection trucks.

In 1902 03 Burnham, with architects Arnold W. Brunner and John M. Carrère, prepared for the city of Cleveland a "Group Plan" for a new downtown civic centre of Beaux Arts buildings formally arranged around a rectangular park.