Sentence examples for flesh district from inspiring English sources

I was privileged to direct the poet/performance artist/goth icon Danielle Willis in "Breakfast in the Flesh District," her candidly hilarious, autobiographical one-woman show about working in the Tenderloin's strip clubs as a self-styled vampire.

Back home, he'd rather drop by City Hall and see what the mayor needed for the city than hold town-hall-style meetings or press the flesh on corners in the district.

One evening at a bar in the warehouse district, after several unsuccessful hours of flesh-pressing, he ordered a cocktail made with Old Tom, a barrel-aged gin from a new Oregon distillery called Ransom.

In the bombed neighborhood in Ashrafiyeh district on Friday, Civil Defense officers picked pieces of flesh off a security fence and put them into plastic supermarket bags.

I had begun to believe that the Meatpacking District got its name from all the exposed flesh hanging around there come Saturday evening, so it was a delight to learn that there are still slaughterhouses inside the city limits.

Because some rooftop bars, like the Gansevoort Hotel's in the meatpacking district, abut pools, your view may involve as much flesh as steel.

He needs to flesh out his vision of how to restore the city's financial district.

"It's so horrific on so many fronts". For months, the office of District Attorney Charles J. Hynes has been investigating accusations of illicit sales of flesh and bone obtained from funeral homes in New York.

In Qiaotou district, in Sichuan Province, "An old lady named Luo Wenxiu was the first to start consuming human flesh," investigators wrote.

The redistricting in Illinois after the 2000 census produced a 17th congressional district so artfully redesigned that it looks like nothing so much as a jigsaw puzzle attacked by flesh-eating bacteria.

Hong Kong law professor Benny Tai Yiu-ting has fleshed out his Occupy Central plan - a civil disobedience movement to block traffic in the city's financial district in the fight for democracy, Ming Pao reports.