Sentence examples for street made of from inspiring English sources

It's a Tudor town house on East 70th Street made of brown brick and stained glass windows, with creaking stairs, paintings of polar bears and, the day Dion and I stopped by, a malfunctioning elevator.

Mr. Pushelberg said the sign was partly inspired by "The Wall," a 1973 sculpture by Forrest Myers at Broadway and Houston Street made of aluminum bars and steel braces.

Find out at the Burlington Earth Clock, a 43-foot-wide sundial at Oakledge Park and Beach (end of Flynn Street) made of slabs of granite from local quarries.

It will be interesting to see what Wall Street makes of the Vodafone [deal] when markets resume trading after their long weekend.

Moving your money and your investments away from Wall Street is the movement that is picking up steam but cutting up your credit cards, where Wall Street makes of its profits, is another one.

Local people recall the tiny village in whose three streets, made of sand, the residents were outnumbered by monkeys; 25 years later, the population is over 120,000.

When we arrived, we ditched the car and walked the shopping area — the pedestrian-only streets made of white stones that are somehow more blinding than the sun.

In the United States, Solar Roadway, a company in Sandpoint, Idaho, is working on streets made of electricity-generating photovoltaic cells that generate enough electricity to recharge electric cars at rest stops and parking lots along the way.

Unburdened by any premonitions he boarded the massive vessel full of high hopes for a future of wealth on U.S. streets made of gold, even if he was now only travelling steerage.

Two decades later, drunk on this liquidity, Wall Street made securities of securities of securities — a fearless venture into hypothesis known as "collateralized debt obligations cubed" — and hedge funds leveraged their investments fifteen times.

Much of the town was a bombed-out ruin, with streets made out of compressed sand.