Sentence examples for midtown district from inspiring English sources
This house is in the Midtown district, a quiet residential area of historic houses that range from Greek Revivals to Creole cottages.
In a crowded midtown district, the usual jumble of patients awaited at the hospital where Adadevoh was known to sometimes give free drugs to those who could not afford it.
The three-story limestone bank building, on Broad Street next to the train station in Elizabeth, is "right at the heart" of the city's historic midtown district, said Mayor J. Christian Bollwage.
Matthew Lipani, a spokesman for the Department of Sanitation, said in an e-mailed statement that the alternative proposed by community groups would require finding and acquiring another site for a garage for the trucks serving the third community board — a Midtown district between 59th and 14th Streets.
For a dose of tradition try the century old Georgian Terrace in the Midtown district, where the stars of Gone with the Wind stayed before the movie's 1939 Atlanta premiere.
Autoeater is the latest commission from Midtown Alliance, a local nonprofit coalition of business owners and civic leaders working "to create an exceptional urban experience in Atlanta's Midtown district".
Palmer Square, the midtown business district, is a noted example of urban redevelopment emphasizing colonial architecture.
Except for a few licensed food concessionaires the area is officially off limits to peddlers, who are fined for hawking their wares in the midtown shopping district.
The pace of life in New York City is supposed to be inhumanly fast and getting faster, and the pace in the midtown commercial district is supposed to be the fastest of all.
By Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, July 27 , 1963P. 17 The pace of life in New York City is supposed to be inhumanly fast and getting faster, and the pace in the midtown commercial district is supposed to be the fastest of all.
The 28th Street buildings were included in the North Midtown Historic District in 2001, but the restorer's brush has so far missed them by a wide mark -- there is little evidence that anyone sees anything more than real estate in the row.
