Sentence examples for street represented from inspiring English sources

"And for Dr. Bartha, moving to 62nd Street represented — as every one of the newspapers has said — his lifetime dream.

The buyer pool is much the same for the $279,000 studio at 304 East 73rd Street represented by Jennifer Ferland, an agent at A. C. Lawrence.

Valentino's windows, at 65th Street, represented the other extreme: a busy montage of small color photographs resembling an actual magazine layout.

Nachman Shai, a member of Parliament from Kadima, said at the hearing that J Street represented an important part of American Jewry, and that Israel should not turn a blind eye to it.

The structure, built in 1958 on Lexington Avenue at 51st Street, represented the first use of that material on a New York building, according to Sam Minskoff & Sons, the building's owner at the time.

Wall Street, represented in Washington by the NAPAB, NALWE and NAPCC has been busy harvesting our country's public wealth for private profit, a.k.a.a

What does the street represent to you?

Nevertheless, he said, the street represents "an attempt to create something exceptional".

Ms. Feiden, whose gallery is on Madison Avenue near East 62nd Street, represents no other artists.

Colored by hand in pastel tones, one is a "view of Ludgate Street representing the Grand West Front of St Paul's Cathedral" and the other a "View of Fish Street Hill representing the Monument and the Church of St. Magnus". Magnus

Repos, short for repurchase agreements, are a standard practice on Wall Street, representing short-term loans that provide sometimes crucial financing.