Sentence examples for elite address from inspiring English sources

By the 1890's, 72nd Street had already become an elite address.

Delmonico's, the original elite address for the noon meal, was open in the 1830's.

Although now a noisy stretch of tenements and nightclubs, Bleecker was an elite address two centuries ago.

In the 1810's, lower Greenwich Street, which was the road out of town to the village of the same name, was an elite address.

For something smaller, Brickell Avenue's 168-room Vicenjoysnjoys a reputation as an elite address with excellent skyline and water views.

Hanover Square, once the elite address of Tory aristocrats, is now mainly comprised of offices, including the London headquarters of Vogue, while one of London's most exclusive night clubs, Mahiki, lies on fashionable Dover Street.

Palace are seeking to belong in the elite, addressing issues which confront many who find themselves suddenly flung into lofty company.

But even as stock prices and consumer confidence slide, there aren't many signals to suggest that the world's elite addresses, like New Bond Street in London, Ginza in Tokyo, Bahnhofstrasse in Zürich, Switzerland, or Avenue des Champs-Elysees in Paris are showing signs of strain.

Although Seventh Avenue above 50th Street is now a place of theater traffic and stores, in the 1880's it was emerging as an elite residential address for the first generation of apartment dwellers.

"Despite the apparent slowness of reconstruction, this remains an opportunity for Haiti's political and economic elite to address the chronic poverty and inequality that has plagued the country since [declaring its] independence". The relief organization is also urging donors to "honor their promises to Haiti" and not let the slow progress in rebuilding turn them away.

Some of these movements are frustrated by the inability of the elites to address, among other issues, security and terrorism.