Sentence examples for establish street from inspiring English sources

With his many years in Texas, Mr. Hitto may seem like an unusual selection to lead a government struggling to establish street credibility with rebels — or an uprising facing allegations from Mr. Assad's supporters that it is an American creation.

Recently, the Chinese government raised an urban planning policy which suggests communities open their private roads for public transport and establish street networks with high spatial density in cities.

There are some established street theatre companies including Desperate Men who consider text as central to the "successful process and climax of good theatre".

Fat Joe, long before he got a record deal, would drive down from the Bronx to shop at Dapper Dan's, where he was afforded the respect due an established "street hustler," as he describes himself.

But what we've recognized is that many, many constituents have already invested in a sensor platform," said Chris Osgood, co-chairman of the Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics in Boston, which is responsible for establishing Street Bump.

However, for those writers, dramaturgs and creators who wish to share their experiences, explore opportunities and collaborate with emerging and established street artists, the theatre doors can open to the outside world.

They range from the release from prison of a particularly violent cadre of criminals and their efforts to re-establish street-corner hegemony in Boston to the law enforcement's shift in focus along the Southwest border after the Sept. 11 attacks and its impact on the murder rate in Phoenix.

Whenever Barack Obama wants to establish some street cred (that's wall street cred) on economics, he trots out Paul Volcker for a photo op.

Mr. Huang works too hard to establish his street cred.

All this was Guy's obvious effort to establish Wall Street as the center of a busy, prosperous American city.

He said he called himself "a reporter for The New York Times" — which he is not — only to establish his "street cred" with those he was soliciting, and not to imply he was on the newspaper staff.