Sentence examples for lost street from inspiring English sources

Most people live up on a hill, which means that life there consists largely of driving round a bend, getting lost (street signs are scarce), and, eventually, emerging on a breathtaking vista.

The title refers to a lost street that once housed everything from distillers to skinners before evolving into the financial district.

The Suburbs, She Whispered" was amusing, and I could relate to Leslie Kaufman's worries about losing street cred as a New Yorker living in the suburbs.

The painting style, once reserved for a boudoir or country mantle, comes to life around brick and grime, showcasing cityscapes of New York in serene form, without losing street cred.

The 49ers received a compensatory draft pick in the 2005 NFL Draft for losing Streets to free agency.

By opting out, Gore lost serious street cred -- or at least Wall Street cred.

"We lost Wall Street," a Democratic fund-raiser acknowledges.

Many carried photos of loved ones lost in street crimes.

Some older couples, he said, are selling estate jewelry to help support their children who have lost Wall Street jobs.

At the same time, the company has lost Wall Street's confidence.

But by his third album in 2007, he faced a backlash from hip-hop purists who felt he had lost his street cred.