Sentence examples for empty municipal from inspiring English sources

Through the windscreen they could see a large gathering of people, waiting outside an empty municipal office.

The tanks appear to have been aiming at an empty municipal market, across the street from the Hijo house and perhaps 300 yards from the nearest Israeli outpost.

The empty municipal Dumpster he was hiding in was new and painted apple-green and the inside was dimpled iron, and the Dumpster remained empty and unutilized because persons declined to come near enough to utilize it.

Outside the empty municipal building near the razed post office, Officer Kevin Collins, a part-time policeman replacing the old force of 11, conscientiously sweeps a sidewalk that ends at nothing much.

Then he zeroed in on a series of empty municipal lots — "leftover urban fragments," he calls them — that serve as an informal dividing line between the decrepit working-class neighborhood along State Street and the pricey coffee and antiques shops that run parallel along Warren Street, just to the west.

Eventually, roadside signs will guide motorists to empty spaces in municipal parking garages and lots.

With all the residential development in the area, Mr. Dunne said downtown Brooklyn was becoming more of an evening destination, rather than a neighborhood that empties out when municipal and corporate workers go home.

Areas of soil or absorbent material, like a bed of gravel, that are designed to trap storm water runoff and hold it until it can be safely emptied into a municipal storm sewer or into the soil.

Out in his car at night in the near-empty streets, Taisar Ahmad, a municipal worker from the Arab neighborhood of Jebel Mukaber, said that striking Jerusalem should be "forbidden".

Nice, where Mr. Medecin made casinos, business leaders and the tourist industry rich but left municipal coffers nearly empty, loved him like a godfather and prepared to lay him out in state in the City Hall.

The high local variation with most ESBL-positive samples deriving from public garden B (Table  1) may reflect the relatively high number of samples (n = 40) collected in this garden, but otherwise is difficult to explain given the close proximity of the gardens (within a 7 km diameter zone) and the common municipal practice for emptying of waste bins.