Sentence examples for robust street from inspiring English sources

Her street has plenty of trees for shade and porches for neighborly conversation and is only a block from busy Bloor Street with its wide variety of stores, restaurants and robust street life.

Other guests included the San Francisco singer Paula West, who sang a deep, brooding "Black and Blue"; the singer and pianist Billy Stritch, who surpassed himself with an exuberant "Gimme a Pigfoot (and a Bottle of Beer)" and a robust "Street of Dreams"; and the rising cabaret star T. Oliver Reid.

It's adorable!" A photo of the Anvil, a gay sex club, takes him back to when he discovered the meatpacking district, emerging from the club at 3 a.m. to find robust street life, inspiring him to open his restaurant nearby in 1985.

Shared pavements combined with robust Israeli street etiquette have resulted in growing friction between pedestrians and cyclists.

Now that stretch is the home of tall apartment buildings and stores like Duane Reade and LensCrafters; a Gracious Home has taken over the block where the robust 26th Street flea market once sat.

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That time, sales and profits were robust, and Wall Street viewed the cuts as preventive medicine.

It pointed out that consumer confidence had remained robust, boosting high street sales in 2002, even though some commentators had expected the big sales seen in the run up to Christmas 2001 to be a "last hurrah" for the UK economy.

The housing market was robust, and Wall Street investment firms were paying the agencies to rate various mortgage-backed securities after first advising the firms — and also collecting fees — on how to package them to get high credit ratings.

The first movement of the Octet, performed with the robust young Fry Street Quartet, was a triumph of ensemble playing (although the group took the ethereal third-movement Scherzo in a particularly otherworldly manner, like a tightrope walk across a strand of spider's web, and found itself teetering to keep its balance in the middle).

Now, with so much of the latest Bush history needing to be plumbed from Baghdad to Wall Street, a robust public records law is ever more crucial for robust democracy.