Sentence examples for impressive street from inspiring English sources
Impressive street art has been popping up across the city.
A wave of anti-Americanism has engulfed Pakistan and the Islamic parties are beginning to mount impressive street protests against any war in Iraq.
Say you were wandering through Central Park and you came across some particularly impressive street performers.
This past weekend the artist put on Surplus Candy VR, a New York show centered around an immersive and impressive street art meets VR experience showcasing an abandoned LA mansion tagged by Hanksy and dozens of other artists last year.
You've also got to wonder if anything will ever come of the really impressive Street-Side preview, which we wrote about in February.
With impressive ease, Wall Street shrugged off some unwelcome economic data and held steady the next day too.
The enduring relevance of Sherman McCoy is impressive, since Wall Street has endured three separate financial cataclysms (the 1987 stock market collapse, the dot.com meltdown and the 2008 debacle) since Wolfe described mid-1980s Manhattan.
The overgrown plantings, the empty air, the weeds growing between the great sandstone blocks make this house, against all odds, the most impressive on the street, disturbing but still achingly picturesque.
But this weekend Khan dramatically transformed his standing at a stroke, bursting onto the national stage with an impressive show of street power that jolted Pakistan's largest parties and turned received wisdom on its head.
The show offers photographs, too, in social-documentary and conceptual veins — the most impressive are staged street scenes, in woebegone Paris suburbs, by the Algerian Mohamed Bourouissa — and some sculpture of the jury-rigged-junk variety that the New Museum celebrated in its inaugural exhibition, "Unmonumental," in 2007.
Now, to a bunch of graffiti artists revenge isn't a passive aggressive Facebook status or a mayonnaise-filled doughnut; it's pulling off one of the most impressive feats of street art: tagging the real-life NY Met's apple.
