Sentence examples for now streets from inspiring English sources

All together now: "Streets like a jungle/ So call the police..."...

"While you can debate whether we should have built up these islands and beach areas, the fact is that there are now streets and buildings and boardwalks worth billions of dollars there," said Susan SchiefLucas, chief of the Army Corps Coastal Planning Section in Philadelphia, which oversees the state's coastline from Manasquan Inlet to Cape May.

That means right about now, streets from Johannesburg to Nairobi are awash in a gorgeous carpet of violet.

Now street-style bloggers are on fashion's front row.

Driverless cars are now street-legal in three states; the remaining obstacles are largely political and legal rather than technological.

The job of dispensing what are now street drugs should be given to medical doctors.

Now, Street said, she is happy, free and slightly astounded at the thought of retiring.

Readers of his novels Plainsong, Eventide and Benediction know the place now, street by street, citizen by citizen.

The mujahideen are just mopping up now, street to street, and building to building.

In the Roman period the main street, now Watergate Street and Eastgate Street, lay on an east-west axis.

The Terenure tram trundles up from Sackville Street (now O'Connell Street), followed by a horse-drawn vehicle.