Sentence examples for former waterfront from inspiring English sources
One recent Wednesday morning not far from Romualdez' former waterfront property, a crowd of a few hundred people surround a former mansion, its windows and doors still missing.
Just south of the park, at 135th Street, a nonprofit group called UrbanKayak wants to convert a former waterfront police station into a boathouse with room for 400 kayaks.
Q. What is the large concrete structure on the East River waterfront next to the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, at 60th and 61st Streets, with what looks like ornamental steel on top? A. The structure, shown at right, is a former waterfront garbage transfer station.
Despite the intensive development in former waterfront wastelands -- resulting in soaring property values, the wholesale creation of jobs, cooperation among municipalities once known for bitter squabbling, and the virtual end of the old-style machine politics -- several factors have conspired to conceal Hudson's rebound.
Along the former industrial waterfront in Yonkers, an old trolley storage building undergoing a conversion into rental units at the Lofts at Metro92 is drawing interest.
To see why Montreal was designated a Unesco City of Design in 2006, point your handlebars toward the Lachine Canal, a former industrial waterfront that has been transformed into a lush green belt.
Under Yonkers law, Mr. Surdoval is now prohibited from working on his former domain, the waterfront, until April 2002, two years after he pleaded guilty.
This Sunday John Hill, architect and author, leads it, and on Oct. 7 Gina Pollara, executive director of Four Freedoms Park, and Bill Woods, former director of waterfront and open-space planning at the New York City Department of City Planning, share the mike.
Hundreds of expensive shops, restaurants and clubs have opened in familiar tourist neighborhoods like the Rocks and Darling Harbour and in areas like Woolloomooloo (The Loo, for short), a former haven for waterfront rogues.
Most of the surrounding streets are residential; other parts of Canton — closer to the waterfront — are former industrial areas that have been revitalized in recent years.
The division now has more than fifteen hundred employees, most of whom work in a former factory on the waterfront in downtown Pittsburgh.
