Sentence examples for downtown face from inspiring English sources

The rebuilding efforts downtown face an infinitely more complex set of circumstances than these skyscrapers of the past.

And Ms. Satter, artistic director of Half Straddle, follows last year's football-themed "In the Pony Palace: Football" with a sequel, "Away Uniform," starring Pete Simpson, a familiar downtown face from, among other shows, Ms. Lee's "Lear".

Barry White, chief negotiator for the suburban cleaning contractors, attributed the disparity to the competition that these contractors, unlike those in the heavily unionized downtown, face from nonunion companies.

Her slight show is filled in with cameos by a cast of familiar downtown faces.

Away from downtown, facing Golden Gate Park, you can try the Stanyan Park Hotel, 750 Stanyan Street, (415) 751-1000, fax (415) 668-5415.

Neighborhoods across Sidon — from Abra, the hilltop area near the mosque, to the wealthy downtown — faced a long and expensive cleanup.

But the problems downtown faces today are also shaping the debate over what Lower Manhattan should look like in the future.

Ivory had gathered nearly 200 extras, many of them downtown faces (Diane Brill), Upper East Side socialites and media personalities, to crowd around the platform, which had been constructed off the stage.

The 1996 Olympic Games helped give Atlanta's downtown a face lift, and the work goes on with a new aquarium that is being built this year.

Now it's on to the Sectionals, where Downtown will face the East Bronx, which won't be easy; there's a while to go, even once you take Manhattan.

It faces the Huangpu River, with the new sky line of Pudong, which didn't exist fifteen years ago, on the other side, just as the old sky line of downtown Manhattan faces the new sky line of Jersey City across the Hudson.