Sentence examples for outdated street from inspiring English sources

A map on Sept. 24 with the What's Doing column, about Dallas, included an outdated street name.

The move comes just over a year after Kirklees Council scrapped a £66m scheme to improve 50,000 outdated street lights, because of council cuts.

You were just unlucky in that you bought a house during a time when an outdated Wall Street and their complicit politicians decided to use housing to regain the income they lost due to the Schwabs and Etrades of the internet age.

Around this time I got my first and last ever factory job, and met a kid from the suburbs who thought Coronation Street was outdated "because people don't still live in houses like that".

The rules governing them are somewhat flimsy: there is no federal law against reselling tickets for profit, and while some states still outlaw the practice, those laws are often outdated and focused on street sales.

Local people in eastern Ukraine, used to seeing rebels with outdated weapons on the streets, don't think them capable of bringing down an airliner.

Bares said that Pittsburgh provides a perfect testing ground for Uber's autonomous vehicles because of its snowy and rainy weather, narrow and hilly streets, and outdated infrastructure.

It represents a humiliating capitulation for a brash executive who, with his ever-present cigar, suspender-snapping ways and Friday golf outings in the summer, epitomized the classic, if outdated, picture of the Wall Street chieftain.

"The model of the High Street is so outdated," Ms Portas told the BBC.

The council admits the town looks "outdated", and said the new street furniture would be "of a quality fitting for a 21st Century town centre".

Whereas Google Maps show in many instances, outdated satellite imagery of your street or neighborhood, the Amazon model would need to have up-to-the-minute data.