Sentence examples for plazas which from inspiring English sources

The current designs include plans for shrubs and plants, walkways, a café, allotments and open plazas, which perhaps optimistically in Manchester are designated as sunbathing areas.

The city center is composed of pretty stucco buildings set to the curb interrupted by occasional plazas, which were darkened by dense canopies of foliage.

This approach also leads to single-developer schemes with super-blocks and large plazas, which destroy the organic vitality of the city.

Instead of toll plazas, which would require extensive rebuilding of the entrance ramps and approaches to the city bridges, the system would use overhead metal gantries, much like those used now for signs suspended over the roads.

The area's isolation was further reinforced in the 1980s with the construction of sterile corporate towers and plazas, which formed a barrier against the Latino communities that occupied the old historic corridor nearby.

In the report on New York's public plazas, which was written by the society, the City Planning Department and Jerold S. Kayden of Harvard University, the plaza was rated "marginal," the worst of five categories.

Mr. Rana owned the Rana Plaza, which collapsed last week, killing nearly 400 people.

I also keep an apartment at the Plaza, which I use when I'm in New York City.

Each end has a small public plaza, which acts as its social heart.

That plaza, which opened in 2008, is visually identical to the Midtown plazas.

Mr. Correra's store is in Newkirk Plaza, which opened in 1913.