Sentence examples for downtown hero from inspiring English sources

My own Koch consciousness goes back to the early nineteen-sixties, when Ed Koch was a downtown hero, a Greenwich Village icon on a par with Jane Jacobs, Art d'Lugoff, and Jack Newfield.

These downtown heroes first appeared in 2003, taking their biting moniker from a Post headline trumpeting American aggression in Afghanistan.

Filming continues this morning with an 11 a.m. ticker-tape segment in the Canyon of Heroes downtown.

Mr. Zorn has long been a hero of the downtown contemporary-music scene, a rebel who willfully combines, tweaks and otherwise appropriates into his brash, audacious pieces whatever kind of music suits him.

AKRON, Ohio — Standing on a street corner in downtown Akron, waiting for his hero to return, a pastor named Wayne Anderson reflected on the true meaning of basketball, business and betrayal.

— The last time George W. Bush came here, on Jan . 17 , 2001an estimated 10,000 people clogged the downtown to cheer a hometown hero who was about to be inaugurated as the 43rd president of the United States.

"While Suzan-Lori was a hero of the downtown theater scene before the wide theater community fully recognized her, Tarell is having a different and extremely uncommon experience," Mr. Eustis continued.

Their names change from book to book, but their identities are the same: the husband a French professor who becomes a minor hero of the downtown scene, the wife an unsuccessful artist but an astute observer of art-world and academic vanities.

Financial exchange workers are heroes for returning downtown.

The art nouveau theater, whose golden dome is the crown jewel of downtown Mexico City, is where many national heroes have been memorialized.

Here, The Huffington Post presents a very, very incomplete list of the ordinary heroes of the blackout in downtown Manhattan.