Sentence examples similar to man made streets from inspiring English sources

These unique environment factors include the built environment, defined as man made factors such as neighborhoods, sidewalks, streets, and parks that facilitate or promote engaging in physical activity.

Gray's motivation for setting up the UK branch is wearingly familiar: "I was 14 the first time a man made comments about me on the street.

Helping make streets safer.

Another young man making his way down York Street declined to discuss the mayor.

"This is what I am coming to join," the archbishop said, "a community of faith whose compassion and sacrificial self-giving can melt the heart of a young man making a fortune on Wall Street".

In Staines-upon-Thames a man makes his way through the flooded streets.

This morning, a familiar figure passed my window: a short fireplug of a man making his daily way up the street, at his usual time, shuffling at his always dogged and purposeful pace.

Whatever happened to make street crime fall, it had nothing to do with putting more men in prison.

For me to make street wear?

The riots that broke out here in January were provoked partly by police harassment of the men making their living selling in the street — what one shoe seller, Amar Laksas, called, "injustice, contempt, no work".

For years the streets of Tehran have been filled with young men making exuberant experiments with quiffs and stiffly gelled manes.