Sentence examples for prosperous downtown from inspiring English sources

It occupies the choicest of choice real estate in its gleaming, prosperous downtown, a corner opposite the train station.

Her father, Harry, was an immigrant from Russia who parlayed a street-corner collar-button business into a prosperous downtown jewelry store.

For the past two years, I have taken postgraduate students in urban geography to Detroit, where a prosperous downtown is rising.

Mello's office, on the eighth floor of a municipal building, overlooks a prosperous downtown area of red tile roofs and a new Oxitec billboard: "The friendly mosquitoes are arriving in the central Piracicaba district".

In Asheville itself, you may be overwhelmed with urban options, beginning with its prosperous downtown and burgeoning restaurant scene.

Cities that have put public transit, cabs, and walking first over increased parking facilities have vibrant and prosperous downtowns.

But in a pattern reminiscent of urban America, the city still has little clue about what to do about the ring doughnut of depressed inner-city areas that lie between the flourishing downtown areas and the prosperous suburbs.Some high-profile projects are making an impact on the appearance of inner-city areas.

Miguel del Valle has said that the TIF program should be restructured to ensure that money is flowing into "blighted" communities, the program's original intent, rather than prosperous neighborhoods downtown, which have received the vast majority of TIF dollars.

"Definitely, I was the first Ph.D.," Rosenberg said of his installation, initially as the marketing director and later as vice-president, when I visited his duplex apartment in Higienópolis, a prosperous Jewish neighborhood in downtown São Paulo.

Young, prosperous and confident Vietnamese throng downtown Ho Chi Minh City's smart Dong Khoi street with its designer shops.

Overtown, northwest of downtown, was a prosperous center of black life and entertainment until two highways were built through the center of it, in the nineteen-sixties.