Sentence examples for neglected street from inspiring English sources

A council has urged a supermarket to speed up its plans to redevelop a neglected street months after planning was approved.

Tesco's decision to drop plans to redevelop a neglected street in Dartford has been described as "appalling" by the town's MP.

The first thing one sees, on entering Shatila, is piles of garbage on the sides of the streets; the air is stifling, the narrow alleyways are dotted with shops, and a street vender sells fruits and vegetables, their colorful arrangements standing out against the shabby, neglected, overcrowded street.

The estate agents that line Corby's recently redeveloped, yet already neglected high street, are united in agreement that it is people like Dady who account for most of the town's "repos".

It remains on a sorely neglected high street, an abandoned final testament to the British establishment's destructive relationship with nightlife.

Even in the seemingly best of times, neglecting Wall Street is a dangerous idea.

Once neglected, the downtown street is now a lively pedestrian shopping area lined with topiaries shaped like dinosaurs.

He felt so empowered, he surveyed neglected and abused street trees up and down the West Side.

Downing Street neglected to tell journalists that the police had passed on to the Home Office their suspicion that Mr Davies was lying.

The managers aim to accomplish that by finding undervalued companies that are neglected by Wall Street but that they believe have strong futures.

So long neglected by Fleet Street's sports pages, Britain's women proved that they are some of the best in the world, winning 36% of all UK medals.