Sentence examples for get streets from inspiring English sources

You just don't get streets like Walworth Road any more, with all those businesses that have been here for ever.

People who get streets and roads named after them and statues erected in their likeness tend to be two things: male, as this New Yorker article points out, and dead.

But still a number of councils are rising to this challenge, and working to get streets of privately owned housing to take on large-scale energy efficiency projects on a street-by-street basis.

You can get streets, satellite, or hybrid views.

In Hancock Park, a homeowners group wrote to LaBonge expressing "extreme frustration" with "years of runaround from you and your staff" after trying to get streets fixed with more-costly concrete instead of asphalt to suit historic neighborhood rules.

Colonia Muñiz struggled for years to get street lighting.

(In two weeks, you'll be able to get Street View this way, too, says Google).

Did Britain get street food wrong, and miss an opportunity to democratise decent, affordable eating out?

It is of course more difficult to get street data for FCV.

If you get this truck and plan to drive it on asphalt, get street tires, not off-road ones.

But he's quick to get street political.