Sentence examples for street's population from inspiring English sources

Your children can search records of adjacent buildings to see if there were racial or ethnic distinctions among building tenants, and can search forward and backward to see how a street's population changed over time, up through the latest census open to the public, that of 1930.

Most weren't here 10 years ago - the street's population is still highly transient, DSS rooms £60 a week, a drug den round the corner: little if anything has changed since my last time here a decade ago - and those who were don't want to talk.

Logavina Street's Serb population has been reduced as much by old age as ethnic tension.

"CHILDREN UNDERGROUND Edet Belzbergg's documentary follows five representative street children from Romania's population of some 20,000 homeless youths.

Tokyo's street tree population was reduced from 105,000 to approximately 42,000 by the end of the war.

24 Chronic skin ulcers and slow to heal lacerations/infections were prominent in the street cohort compared with mainstream, reflecting the reality of the street cohort population's poor living circumstances and hygiene.

It has since become Ghana's leading non-governmental organization on this issue and has built up a considerable data bank on Accra's street child population.

The result, after two years of planning, was last September's independence march: nearly 20% of Catalonia's population on the street, calling for the right to decide – and a parliament that may, finally, be willing to take the plunge.

Unlike their British counterparts, Cambodia's population of strutting street kids have no qualms about making you feel as nervous as possible.

The most urgent case comes from Baghdad, where Iraqi authorities have shot or poisoned well over 50,000 canines in a campaign targeting the city's estimated street dog population of 1.2 million.

300,000 people gathered in the streets (more than half the city's population), and - in what's usually described as a spontaneous welling-up of national sentiment - intoned the chorus "Va pensiero", the lament for a lost homeland that Verdi had written 60 years earlier in his first operatic triumph, Nabucco.