In the 9th century the Moors established an extensive street network in Córdoba, Spain.
Mr. Bush's advisers said they were girding for the most extensive street demonstrations at any political convention since the Democrats nominated Hubert H. Humphrey in Chicago in 1968.
Modern pressures have perhaps inhibited the extensive street life for which Madrid has been famous, although people still live very much in the streets, especially during the intense heat of summer when the café terraces fill and people stroll up and down in the evenings.
The rain caused extensive street flooding, especially in Sweetwater and Doral, stranding drivers and afternoon commuters.
A youth and family program presented topics such as sports from a scientific perspective and included an extensive street fair.
The extensive street fighting and shelling have reduced the Old City and a number of areas, including the adjacent Khalidiya district, to ghostly, rubble-strewn wastelands.
The cohort has been described in detail previously [ 14, 16, 17], and was populated through snowball sampling and extensive street outreach methods in the city's Downtown Eastside.
Described in detail previously [ 8- 10], the cohorts were populated through snowball sampling and extensive street outreach in the city's Downtown Eastside neighbourhood, an area with an open drug market and high levels of injection drug use, poverty and HIV infection [ 11, 12].
Most of the renewal that has taken place since 1960 consists of extensive neighbourhoods of wide streets lined with rows of apartment buildings.
Herāt has wide main streets, extensive bazaars, and some light industry, including handicrafts, textile weaving, cotton ginning, and rice, flour, and oilseed milling.
But it should gain from IPB's extensive high-street presence.
