Sentence examples for embedded in the streets from inspiring English sources

Jim Fusilli's noir novels are like cobblestones -- smooth and hard and deeply embedded in the streets of New York.

Computers embedded in the streets and structures form a citywide information network used for monitoring and maintenance.

Literary quotations are embedded in the streets downtown, where the code protects views of Mount Hood and the Willamette River and entire blocks of historic neighborhoods, and it prohibits blank walls or "uninviting" entrances at the ground floor of buildings.

Prior to the show, Sacirbey took Mullen on a tour of the city, showing him the Sarajevo Roses embedded in the streets.

As a bus passes over a pair of electronic loops embedded in the street, its speed is calculated.

Then there is all this tiling with every known species of dolphin, whale and porpoise embedded in the street.

A LUMP of cast-iron embedded in the street is like money lying on the pavement to the seasoned eye.

Its ethos was embedded in the street grid, its architecture dovetailing with the art inside, so much of it consonant with the syncopated rhythms and complex geometry of New York.

Some will want to check out the bronze star embedded in the street near a spot — on the steps of the festival's Avon Theater on Downie Street, on the perimeter of Market Square — where Mr. Bieber used to play his guitar and seek donations from passers-by.

But after the city gradually raised the price of parking to $4.50 an hour from $3.50, high-tech sensors embedded in the street showed that spots were available a little more often — leaving a welcome space the other day for the silver Toyota Corolla driven by Victor Chew, a salesman for a commercial dishwasher company who frequently parks in the area.

Last night Iman (pictured above) and the Missoni family received plaques on Rodeo Drive (literally embedded in the street) to honor their contributions to fashion and entertainment from the City of Beverly Hills.