Sentence examples for downtown whose from inspiring English sources

The resurgence goes beyond Lapa, a once-disreputable district on the outskirts of downtown whose revival has been so ballyhooed that there seems little new to say.

Two poles anchor literary life in Charlottesville: the Corner, as the commercial strip near the university is known, and downtown, whose centerpiece is the pedestrian-only Downtown Mall.

Those events turned what Mrs. Dunlop recalls as a downtown whose sidewalks were so crowded you had to step into the roadway to pass, into a ghost town with empty storefronts.

For one thing, the theater itself, built with the help of substantial city funds, is the cornerstone for Chicago's new downtown, whose rejuvenation has been based on the idea of a theater district.

All the same, ABC is renewing the news magazine show "20/20 Downtown," whose anchors dress up in black leather coats and are almost half the age of Barbara Walters of the uptown "20/20".

Mr. Marr said: "The purpose of the program is to bring workers downtown who aren't already there, or to provide downtown companies whose leases are expiring an incentive to remain downtown.

"You can feel the excitement," said Mr. Cupo, referring to the recent spurt of downtown development and the even greater promise of a downtown arena, whose most recent version was proposed by Gov. James E. McGreevey on Wednesday.

They meet at the Eagle Café, a teahouse in downtown Beşiktaş, whose white walls are dotted with items of Beşiktaşiana.

Today the department has a shiny new downtown headquarters whose surrounding garden is used as a dog park.

Kraus discovered that Lotringer's last serious girlfriend had been Kathy Acker, a glamorous downtown figure whose novels Kraus loved.

The book, too, has a fancy pedigree — its recipes come from a downtown store whose gelatos also place on the Times' list of the city's most expensive.