Sentence examples for pattern of streets from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, on interior walls, are giant photographs of Lower Manhattan, accompanied by graphics showing the pattern of streets and skyline.

The earliest suburbs Carlton, Collingwood, Richmond, Prahran, St. Kilda, and Brighton also have a generally rectangular pattern of streets.

The effect – now a common analytical technique, known as figure-ground – reveals the characteristic pattern of streets and buildings that underlies urban form.

Once you leave Theaterplatz, there is no disguising the fact that the old pattern of streets and squares vanished forever in 1945.

In the orderly grid pattern of streets, like musical staves on a page, is room for an improvisational confidence that works.

By Ian Frazier In East Flatbush, Brooklyn, the city's pattern of streets seems to expand like a grid on a balloon that's being inflated.

But each shooting, each murder, leaves a devastating legacy, and a growing school of thought suggests that there's little we can do about the entrenched urban poverty if the relentless pattern of street violence isn't somehow broken.

"No one knows for sure," said the city's commissioner of homeless services, Linda I. Gibbs, "but we are hearing from both the Police Department and our outreach folks that it is not an increase in the number of street homeless, but a change in the pattern of street homelessness".

Approaching violence in this way, encourages a shift in public perception of violence "from a moral issue (good and bad people) to a public health one (healthful and unhealthful behavior)." What are your thoughts on breaking the pattern of street violence in urban communities?

These neighborhoods are characterized by non-geometric structure, curved and narrow pattern of street, high cul-de-sac density, large block size, high residential density, and large building plots with low height.

Patterns of streets and building foundations are visible in the debris field at center of photo.