Sentence examples for street at a time from inspiring English sources

Work your way uptown, one street at a time.

"I started in Fleet Street at a time when there were no women in executive positions," she explains.

The latest brouhaha, of course, involves the strange tale of Street View, Google's project to photograph the entire world, one street at a time, for its maps feature.

He has none of that purist glorification of folk politics, though, where activism has to happen one street at a time in order to have meaning.

The Palestinians can inflame the Arab street at a time of revolutionary turmoil, in which Israel stands perilously isolated after the breakdown in its diplomatic ties with Turkey and Egypt.In this section Slipping into darkness Bail-outs?

After all, John Randel Jr. and three state-appointed commissioners mapped the grid all the way to 155th Street at a time when most Manhattanites lived and worked below Canal Street.

He was back on the streets at a time when influential traders were putting pressure on the police to clean the city of antisocial nuisances.

It was 30 April 1975, and sharp early sunlight illuminated Saigon's largely empty streets, at a time when the city's frenetic traffic would normally have already begun to buzz.

It stands at a crossroads between an understandable desire to retain unionist power on the streets, at a time when it has been forfeited in government, and a lesser, but nonetheless significant role as the expression of the values, religious and moral, of the whole Protestant community.

A day later, though, Wittenberg came to a painful realization: many in the city — and many of the runners from around the world who paid and trained for the race — did not see the marathon as help, but rather as an insensitive romp through the city's streets at a time when millions are suffering the consequences of a natural disaster.

Samir Sabry, the Egyptian lawyer who filed the lawsuit, argued that the presence of Mr. Mubarak's name on buildings and streets at a time when the former president and his family were widely seen as symbols of corruption and tyranny was a provocation to national sentiment.