Sentence examples for frequent downtown from inspiring English sources

There are frequent downtown festivals, where retirees can impress their visiting families with their new outdoor lifestyle and rub shoulders with tourists and longtime Floridians.

At the same time, Myles continues to frequent downtown New York art galleries, reading their work, supporting their peers, and generally cruising the scene.

The gallery's current show, FLATLAND, is an installation project by creative collective Nitemind; if you frequent downtown Manhattan, you might recognise its glowing geometry, even though it's only been on display since April 15.

Even in Whitehorse, the territory's most populated city, wildlife interactions are frequent; downtown streets are home to "neighbourhood foxes" and bear sightings on popular in-town hiking trails are not unusual in the summer months, although residents still treat them with caution.

The couple were introduced, said friends, by Sante D'Orazio, a photographer and friend of Ms. Seymour who was part of a crowd of young, beautiful New Yorkers who frequented downtown clubs in the early 1990s.

Practically no one in the city frequented Downtown, and even fewer were willing to live there.

Crime rates soared, and concerns about safety loomed large for many whites who used to frequent the downtown.

WHEN I met the dog, he was sitting in a cage to my left as I entered a local animal shelter near the running path I frequent in downtown Austin, Texas.

Many cities already suspend sales taxes for a few days a year on items such as clothing and school supplies, usually to garner the favor of overtaxed parents struggling to raise kids and to give mom and pop an incentive to frequent overtaxed downtown enterprises struggling to make profits.

The family, like most Americans and other foreigners, stopped frequenting the downtown bazaars -- there were rumors of jubilation there after the attacks.

Any New Jersey driver who frequents busy downtowns knows the feeling, says Darius Sollohub, an architecture professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, who studies parking issues.