Sentence examples for eating district from inspiring English sources

But along a a stretch of Madison Avenue in what is arguably the city's most expensive shopping and eating district, phone and Internet blackouts have become a nightmarish routine of life for many expensive restaurants, stores and hotels.

"little myrtle warblers/kissing the air" "When will you have a little pity for/every soft thing/that walks through the world,/yourself included?" After some hours in the quiet Province Lands, Provincetown itself, with its busy shopping and eating district, exerts a pull.

ON A cold, blustery morning at Canary Wharf, London's second financial district, eating outside does not seem appealing.

ONE of the side-effects of Angola's long civil war is that huge ravines have opened up just outside Luena, threatening to eat whole districts of the city.

It is in these centralized live-work-eat-drink districts, districts that are anathema to the dreams of suburban developers, where innovation thrives.

Walking and eating around the International District, for example, is a budget-friendly way to spend a weekend afternoon.

Twenty-nine-year old Albert Bartal was eating at a Richmond District Jack in the Box a little before 3am on Thanksgiving night when he got into a physical altercation with a still unidentified suspect.

But despite this, when you drill down to the individual menu level it's pretty clear that elementary school kids in the 19th district are eating food that's superior to, and more varied than, fare served to students in many schools in the U.S. Take the month of March.

— On Saturday and Sunday, at Spice Market, 403 West 13th Street (Ninth Avenue), in the meatpacking district, all dads eating a meal will receive the chef Anthony Ricco's 10-spice dry rub and a grilling recipe.

Well, the reason this all came up was that a kid in the district was caught eating Mike-n-Ikes at home.

"There are a lot of kids who aren't eating at all," said Karen Haghighi, the district's food service director.