Sentence examples for eclectic area from inspiring English sources

A new outpost of American Apparel certifies the community, to some minds at least, as an epicenter of cool.. Little Five Points "has always been a kind of eclectic area," said Lauren Amos, the owner of Wish.

The Scene It's a laid-back, eclectic area where people tied to the region's traditional resources-based economy mingle with newcomers steeped in adventure sports and, to some extent, technology.

Predictably, many places specialize in Scandinavian minimalism, but in a way that reflects the aesthetic of this eclectic area, where the design-minded shops intermingle with traditional Swedish bakeries, Turkish food markets, antiques stores and clothing boutiques from up-and-coming designers.

They made the move, and nearly two decades later, as the director and chief curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami, Ms. Clearwater continues to animate the scene in this eclectic area, capitalizing on a lively community of artists and collectors as well as the crowds that the Art Basel fair brings every December.

I think there is something very liberating about the Southwest--it's a very eclectic area musically.

"It's an eclectic area, with carpenter cottages that are just as great as some of the grander houses".

25 South Great George's Street, +353 1 613 9093, thechelseadrugstore.ie Capel Street is one of the city's most eclectic areas, with furniture stores, hip cafes, a famous gay bar (PantiBar), Korean restaurants and toy shops sitting side by side.

Take in the nightlife of Beyoglu, one of the most eclectic areas of Istanbul.

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Change keeps this most eclectic of areas vibrant, and if there's a place where I can wash down my Sugar Puffs with a quick curry and a salt beef sandwich, then that's all to the good.

The crowd was as eclectic as the area: app builders, makers, curious onlookers, seasoned entrepreneurs, and a surprising amount of venture capitalists, who are seemingly hungry to find (and fund) Detroit's savior.