Sentence examples for street constituting from inspiring English sources

In good times, bonuses are the golden goose of Wall Street, constituting the bulk of compensation for bankers and traders and even for asset management professionals.

From about 1905 until the 1950s, West 98th and 99th Streets constituted a vibrant, predominantly African-American community that was something of a miniature Harlem, with its own Renaissance.

At the Place de la Bastille the waterway goes underground for almost 1 mile (1.6 km) and then emerges to form the Saint-Martin Canal, which, with its bridges and locks and its barges sailing slowly down the centre of city streets, constitutes one of the least-known and most picturesque sections of Paris.

The growth of vehicles' fleet circulating on urban streets constitutes a very strong tendency in recent years.

On Wall Street, salaries constitute as much as three-quarters of total research costs.

At 8 a.m. on a frozen holiday weekend, just off West 246th Street, that constituted major drama.

Take Occupy Wall Street, which constitutes a zombie battle against the privileged vampires of the global financial industry.

Finally, he asserts that "most people... are not mystics," overlooking the fact that Pentecostals, whom one writer rightly called "main street mystics," constitute the fastest-growing branch of Christianity today.

The overall syntactic structure tends to retain its character (degree of distributedness) and the location of its foreground network (which street segments constitute the foreground network) even when bridges are targeted.

As the day draws to a close, beachgoers head to the small grid of streets that constitute the town's heart to make the most of the lively beer gardens and candlelit restaurants.

They're creating work that begins in the street but becomes complete when viewed online, and these digital works are disrupting the medium and forcing people to rethink what constitutes street art in the digital age.