Sentence examples for formerly residential from inspiring English sources

The Métro was constructed, commerce and industry annexed formerly residential districts, and the ever-expanding population overflowed the old limits of Paris.

(It has been operating out of a multilevel, formerly residential condominium a couple of blocks from the Metropolitan Museum of Art).

The development of an arterial road named the Nguyen Tat Thanh Road along the Danang Bay in Vietnam shows how changes in mobility can influence the transformation of the urban landscape in a formerly residential neighborhood.

In a sense, Mr. Stingel has merged two forms of local architecture, turning a formerly residential palazzo into a setting for religious art after purifying it with the high, sometimes religious, art of another culture.

Into the early 1960s, the Cleveland Clinic rapidly expanded, building on formerly residential areas that had been cleared through federal urban renewal efforts and framed as a health measure.

Grass has grown so high in some formerly residential areas it obscures all but the tallest humans.

His aim, he says, is to reclaim formerly quiet residential streets now "invaded by people".

Formerly a residential hotel, the Ansonia converted to condominium apartments in the early 1990s.

Miss Judith Elaine Marsden, formerly senior residential officer co-ordinator, Leeds Metropolitan University, for serv higher education.

The Menteng and Gondangdia sections were formerly fashionable residential areas near the central Medan Merdeka (then called Weltevreden).

Located just north of Central Park, Harlem was a formerly white residential district that by the early 1920s was becoming virtually a black city within the borough of Manhattan.