Sentence examples for more downtown from inspiring English sources

There's lots more downtown.

While other neighborhoods suffered more, downtown needs support now, too.

There's more and more downtown development, more money.

"We wanted it to feel more downtown," Westman said.

Perhaps unfairly, the escapade solidified Mr. Hawke's reputation of being more downtown poseur than true artist.

"I wanted something more downtown, more edgy, more organic," he said.

Last October, Watson and his entourage set up a new headquarters in the East Village, and his recent headshots tend to be more downtown-y: green and blue, with five spiky hairs on top.

Southdale was "more like downtown than downtown itself", claimed the Architectural Record.

Anstress Farwell, president of the New Haven Urban Design League, an advocacy group, criticized the project, saying it would bring hundreds more cars downtown and undermine the pedestrian-focused goals of Downtown Crossing.

Bob Holman is a postmodern promoter of poetry who has done more… DOWNTOWN CHRONICLES about the late Dorothy Dean, an Harvard-educated black woman who reigned over urban gay white culture in New York during the sixties.

"There's more certainty downtown.