Sentence examples for original residential from inspiring English sources

The M Streets were developed in the 1910s and '20s, and the area retains much of its original residential architecture.

Eight of Yale's 10 original residential colleges and the principal older buildings at the heart of the campus are the work of James Gamble Rogers, class of 1889.

Therefore, we begin by describing residents' perceptions and experiences of their original residential environments.

To evaluate study population dynamics, we compared exposure regions based on the original residential addresses retrieved from the birth certificate database to the secondary residences extracted from the immunization record and hospital discharge databases.

Since household registration is not easily transferable from rural to urban areas, migrants are rarely entitled to public medical insurance and assistance programs in places outside their original residential area, forcing them to pay out-of-pocket expenses for medical services in cities [ 5, 6].

Dodger Stadium is a monument to the ambition and drive that came so easily to 1950s L.A. — a drive inextricable in many ways from the desire to whitewash a complicated racial history that had helped clear Chavez Ravine of its original, largely Mexican residential community in the first place.

Mill Creek Residential Trust is a spinoff of Trammell Crow Residential, the original developer of the project; Mr. Murphy is a former Trammell Crow executive.

The city, with a population of less than 20,000, was built in the 1930s for the engineers and laborers who worked on the dam, and the many original bungalows give the residential streets a graceful appeal.

"I think it's better to have those drinking ghettoes, Playa de Palma and Magaluf, where people go, rather than these intellectual types of tourists who tramp over everything in their search for the untouched bit, the original Mallorcan, and the residential tourists, who buy up property, buy a car, usually two, swimming pools, and want gardens with plants and grass like at home but that need water".

Under Mr. Boespflug, a Stanford computer science graduate and a native of southern France with experience developing resorts in the Alps, engineers scaled back the original Valbois plan from 3,500 residential units to 2,043 units.

Two of the four sites, including the original DASH site, were located in residential areas at least 1.9 km from interstate highways.