Sentence examples for street link from inspiring English sources
Better use of outreach workers since 2010 and the promotion of Street Link, a rough-sleeping hotline, means more are found.
It is his job to go out four nights a week, while most people are warm in their beds, to find rough sleepers referred to him by the Street Link charity.
Rose Street and Thistle Street link England and Scotland as did the squares, St Andrew and St George (later renamed Charlotte after the Queen), at either end of George Street.
Some drilled in the street, linking arms and marching to a cadence called by their leaders.
They rub shoulders in the street, linked by a zest for the ephemeral that I fully share.
But Torrington's giant red carpet is another matter — it will cross the street, linking the fictional inn with its real-life counterpart.
Fancy's iPhone app lets users photograph things they like on the street, linking them to the Web and to a geographic location.
Alarmed, downtown merchants invented the Skywalk, a system of enclosed passages a story above the street, linking buildings and making it possible to reach shops, restaurants and offices without venturing outside.
The project's biggest boosters are business leaders, who consider the rail line essential to downtown redevelopment integral to creating a "signature" street linking the city's sports stadiums, as Houston considers a bid for the 2012 Olympics.
In tapping Morrison, Morgan Stanleys Chairman and CEO Philip Purcell was making a risky bet as Morrison was an outsider to investment banking and lacked Wall Street links.
One well-developed method, for example, represents whole roads (sets of street links which have been associated on the basis of street name or geometry) as nodes, and places links between any two which share a junction (Jiang and Claramunt2004; Porta et al.2006a).2006a
