Sentence examples for high street led from inspiring English sources

Online sales of physical entertainment products stuttered during 2015 as the high street, led by HMV, made a fightback.

Making town centre parking more affordable was one of the main recommendations of a 2011 review into the future of the High Street led by TV retail expert Mary Portas.

To the left the high street leads to the river, and rows of smart new apartment blocks designed for bankers working in nearby Canary Wharf.

A 2011 review into the future of High Streets led by Mary Portas described gaming outlets as a "blight" and suggested their proliferation was creating unsightly "clusters" on struggling retail hotspots.

There was no one around, but a car came up behind her as she turned into the road off the high street which led to the little estate of ex-council houses where she lived.

At the height of his success in 2007, his seemingly insatiable appetite for UK high street investments led to him being named the third most powerful retailer in Britain by Retail Week.

In what was then a major innovation, it was the first cheap mass-market home computer that could be bought from high street stores, led by W.H. Smith and soon many other retailers.

The narrow, cobbled high street that leads uphill from the pontoon is festooned with bunting and lined with quirky shops selling everything from saris to Airfix models.

Ahead of the musicians, four men, impeccably dressed in high street fashion, lead the funeral procession with heads held high.

There are only three roads exiting the village, Ventnor Road leading to Ventnor, Kemming Road leading to Niton and the main High Street which leads to Godshill.

"You have proven to the world that you're not going to take it anymore," said Lorretta Johnson, secretary-treasurer of the American Federation of Teachers, in a speech to strikers, who later marched through Chicago streets, led by a high school marching band.