Sentence examples for street bed from inspiring English sources
Saggers, slip dresses, lingerie worn as outerwear, pajamas on the street, bed head, Crocs and the dreaded Adidas shower shoes are all examples of the ways a once sharp division between how we dress at home and present ourselves on the street has blurred, probably forever.
In 1923, Father Demo learned that Sixth Avenue (now the Avenue of the Americas) was to be extended from West Third Street south to Canal Street.... Our Lady of Pompeii's building stood in the middle of the proposed street bed of Sixth Avenue.
Among the alternatives that have been talked about by directors of the development corporation and others is the construction of a cultural or performing arts center at the southern end of the site, using some of the street bed of Liberty Street as well as property that is now a parking lot immediately south of the site.
"Street beds 12 feet wide".
Without family — her husband fled to the country — she said she had been roaming the street, bedding down in the closest camp when it was time to sleep.
Awards are also handed out for top commercial block, greenest storefront, window box, street tree bed and community garden.
Most kids don't have bellies, and they can pretzel their limbs into almost any shape they want, so they can get comfortable with a handheld device; they can also take it onto a school bus, down the street, into bed, cuddling it under the covers after lights-out.
The new shelter will have 100 beds for assessing the needs of men right off the street, 150 beds for men awaiting placement in programs elsewhere, and 100 beds in the Doe Fund's work program.
Likewise, Wall Street feather-bedding is tarnishing the public image of banks and business and undermining confidence in capitalism itself.
They said the city is negotiating with six other groups -- which they would not name -- for contracts to cover the balance of the 30th Street shelter beds.
When people think of homelessness they often think of rough sleepers, forced to live on the streets and bed down for the night in shop doorways and or on park benches.
