Sentence examples for moving into downtown from inspiring English sources

Dot.com firms are instead moving into downtown stores.

It's not only the condo market moving into downtown.

Moving Into Downtown Baghdad American troops make forays into downtown Baghdad.

The numbers alone tell the story — the nearly 50,000 people (most of them white and affluent) moving into downtown condos and town homes in the last decade; the nearly 200,000 African-Americans who left the city over the same time span.

Unfortunately, all that culture in St . Paulhasn't yet added up to more people: While thousands descend on Lowertown two weekends every year for the St. Paul Art Crawl, there's little evidence — anecdotal or otherwise — that people moving into downtown's new condos are stepping out to soak up downtown's arts offerings.

Mandy Davenport is a recent volunteer in this army of foot soldiers, mostly young people, who have moved into downtown.

"It takes a lot of courage to move into downtown Trenton," said George M. Taber, president of NJ Biz, a weekly newspaper.

And there are older men who have shined shoes for years on the streets who have now moved into downtown high-rise buildings, or who still shine shoes in hotel barbershops.

As we move into downtown at 8 miles an hour, Chicagos skyline rises abruptly from both the flatness of the lake and the prairie.

When I moved into downtown Sacramento, it was a weird scene.

DETROIT — For a city that some have declared dead again and again, the talk of late here was of renaissance — of auto industry jobs growing, new companies moving into empty buildings downtown, urban gardens blooming in vacant lots.