Sentence examples for street bang from inspiring English sources

In the weathered, heavily industrial South Bronx, about a dozen pristine Toyotas glint in the morning sunlight at the end of a dead-end street, bang against the Harlem River.

A short walk from London's Green Park are the gleaming offices of One Curzon Street, bang in the center of the city's beleaguered hedge fund industry, and home to the division that took advantage of light-touch British regulation to rake in profits, which American International Group now holds responsible for its near-collapse.

So she wasn't an average girl picked up off the street, BangBus-style [Editor's Note: DO NOT DO A SEARCH ON THIS], to purchase a laptop for the Redmond marketing department.

"Don't lead us into war", it said, claiming that it was Downing Street "banging the drums of war".

Children began running down the street, banging on his door: Are you the ticket guy? "I tried to give them peanut butter cups, but they wanted tickets," said Glatz, the executive director of the Harvard Varsity Club.

Riddick calls his take on this music "modern funk", and it's a style that has attracted a stable of underground, global enthusiasts, such as Kansas City's Reggie B, Dutch funksters Henning and L33, and the Actress-approved producer Moon B. "The chords that we're using evoke the feeling that you could have a glass of wine to it, but still ride down the street banging," he explains.

Maduro's vulnerability was underlined this weekend when angry protesters on the island of Margarita turned up at a routine political event and chased him down the street banging pots and pans and yelling that they were hungry.

Coal miners have taken to Kiev's streets, banging their helmets and calling for the energy minister to resign.

Later, when tensions escalated, they mocked and taunted troops in the streets, banging bin lids to warn of approaching soldiers.

In Buenos Aires and Caracas, the middle classes are on the streets, banging pots and pans in protest at the venality and incompetence of their leaders.

The victory was celebrated loudly in Cairo, with roving bands of revelers hitting the streets, banging drums, blasting air horns and setting off fireworks.