Sentence examples for populated downtown from inspiring English sources

Nino International Bakery moved last year from Port Chester's more densely populated downtown section, where a $140 million urban redevelopment project is under way.

The proceeds of booming gas and other resource exports have gone into building the extravagant new capital, Naypyidaw, and into the dozens of gaudy mansions that have sprouted in the posher suburbs of Yangon while the densely populated downtown deteriorates.

Instead, we discovered a very densely populated downtown urban core, covering an area of 35-40 sq km, which gradually gives way to a kind of agro-urban hinterland.

As the convoy made its way into the densely populated downtown, roadside bombs exploded and burning barricades blocked its path.

The best named of the no-wave bands that populated downtown in the late 1970s and early '80s, but by no means the best, Gray was an atonal footnote, included on the "Downtown 81" soundtrack, but little heard outside of that.

As we left Blythwood, he told me about the cheap hostels and homeless-friendly hotels that populated downtown before gentrification hit the city in places like Parkdale, Kensington Market, and Queen Street East.

"To bring 24-hour-a-day life into downtown, we need people to help populate downtown," said Ralph DiBart, the director of New Rochelle Business Improvement District, a business organization with government support.

Each group occupied a section of the city, developing their own local industries and beginning to populate the downtown area with churches, shops and restaurants.

But the typical N.B.A. player, including those in Nets uniforms, could not tell the difference between densely populated Brooklyn and downtown Boise.

TEL AVIV — The tents are lined up on the grassy median of this city's most stylish avenue, scores of them, populated by a downtown mix of characters: the unemployed down-and-out next to the artistic elite; half-naked men in straw hats; women in minidresses.

Also within the city is the Oregon District, a historic residential and commercial district in southeast downtown populated with art galleries, specialty shops, pubs, nightclubs, and coffee houses.