Sentence examples for street expressed from inspiring English sources

Few on Wall Street expressed much sorrow at Mr. Spitzer's predicament on Monday.

A group of young men sitting drinking sweet green tea in the street expressed mixed opinions.

Most tenants at 215 East 68th Street expressed fondness for the Rudins.

Wall Street expressed concern that even as oil prices receded, labor costs would accelerate and keep the inflation rate rising.

Wall Street expressed its approval by sending the stock market higher as the confirmation hearing went on.

But Wall Street expressed the worry that even as oil prices recede, labor costs will accelerate and keep the inflation rate rising.

The Board of Directors of 133 East 64th Street express their sorrow at the loss of their neighbor Diane Papert.

The police were gone by Monday morning, and residents returned to the street, expressing surprise and sorrow about the woman's death.

The worst offenders: the big 125th Street express stop at St. Nicholas Avenue; the 145th Street station on the A, B, C and D lines; and the 163rd Street station in Washington Heights.

Regular reports of ethical breaches are undermining public trust in all news organizations, bloggers accuse the mainstream media of being arrogant and clueless, and Wall Street expresses little confidence in its financial future.

The first, again in Clerkenwell, was nominally styled for the fictional Mr Zetter's great aunt Wilhelmina: the second, just opened on Marylebone's Seymour Street, expresses the personality of a roguish traveller/gambler, Zetter's wicked Uncle Seymour, the décor supposedly sourced from souvenirs of his Grand Tour of Europe.