Sentence examples for lauderdale- from inspiring English sources
In the autumn of 1949, they moved into a two-bedroom apartment at 185 Winchester in Lauderdale Courts.The Courts had opened a decade earlier, as one of the city's first two public low-income housing projects.
In short, it was at Lauderdale Courts that he absorbed all the influences that would make him the world's first rock star.In this section The final hurry The world's most thankless job Aztecs 1, Christians 0 The once and future boom Thugs brought to book Hands in the till Bring back Dem Bums A King's beginnings Rudy Giuliani's middle way ReprintsTime has not been kind to Lauderdale Courts.
Meanwhile, the Memphis Landmark Commission has got Lauderdale Courts on to the National and Tennessee Registers of Historic Places.
So the MHA has decided to tear down about half the buildings in Lauderdale Courts, including Elvis's old home, in an attempt at "density reduction", which is supposed to make such places easier to manage and police.However, Memphis is already short of housing for the poor; a report a year ago listed it as the 15th-worst city in the country in this regard.
November 3, 1930 Augusta, Georgia September 5, 2007 Fort Lauderdale, Florida The Rev. D. James Kennedy, (born Nov. 3, 1930, Augusta, Ga. died Sept. 5, 2007, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla).
After his succession to his father's title, Lauderdale served sporadically in the House of Lords, where he became known for his unremitting hostility to various cabinets.
This information should help the authorities work out when it is safe to permit operations that risk causing leakage, such as repairs to shore-based oil tanks.Similar projects are also being carried out near Fort Lauderdale in Florida and close to Brest on the west coast of France a stretch of coastline that is notoriously dangerous for oil tankers.
Residents of the Sunshine State and their neighbours in America's south-east are still recovering from damage inflicted in 2004, when an improbable four hurricanes hit within six weeks, generating a record 2.2m insurance claims.You may still worry about Aunt Tilly in Fort Lauderdale, but should anyone shed a tear for America's insurers?
Beach erosion forced Fort Lauderdale to buy sand from an inland mine in central Florida; the mine's soft, white sand stands out against the darker, grittier native variety.Hurricanes and storms are nothing new for Florida.
Mr Harimoto is also overseeing the launch of a handful of retail showrooms Toto calls them "galleries"—in posh American cities like Fort Lauderdale, Florida and West Hollywood, California, to woo customers.
The local shopping mall was refurbished in the hope of attracting big brand names such as Coach and Victoria's Secret; now it boasts a dollar store and the empty shelves of an out-of-business Linens 'n Things.The boom, such as it was, came late to Pompano Beach, a perennially unfashionable (and therefore to some tastes rather charming) place between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton.
