Sentence examples for street condemned from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Downing Street condemned the release of all the WikiLeaks information, which officials said threatened national security.

Downing Street condemned any use of the word, saying that David Cameron - a friend of Clarkson's - would "certainly not" use it.

Every time he apologises, and every time the BBC say that they've told him to cut it out, and he's not doing it". "His whole career is littered with apologies, and I doubt very much if indeed he is sorry". Downing Street condemned any use of the word, saying that David Cameron - a friend of Clarkson's - would "certainly not" use it.

Dozens of Egyptians, men, women and children, marched up and down the main street, condemning terrorism and praising God.

This week, Mr Williams was among 3,000 signatories of a petition delivered to Downing Street condemning any attack on Iraq that Britain might join as "immoral and illegal .In fact, unlike King Henry, Mr Blair cannot be all that surprised.

Twelve Years a Slave focuses on slavery − a shameful chapter in US history, American Hustle shows a land populated by con artists and crooked politicians and The Wolf of Wall Street condemns greed in the 1990s.

Downing Street also condemned Sturgeon's renewed talk of independence on Monday.

On Monday June 11, NBC broadcast a new show that The Wall Street Journal condemned as "the most depressing, nauseating and just plain disgusting" TV premiere ever.

On a recent day, villagers on the main commercial street here condemned the vigilantes and the harassment, although they also voiced disapproval of Mrs. Greenberg's actions.

Downing Street has condemned London's tourist board for featuring a painting of Moors Murderer Myra Hindley in a promotional film shown at an official party celebrating the handover of the Olympic Games to the capital.

Although much of the IND was built under wide streets like Central Park West, the crosstown route under Houston was so narrow that a wide swath of the street was condemned from Sixth Avenue to Essex Street and south toward the East River.