Sentence examples for street represents from inspiring English sources

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.

To Herminio Blanco, Mexico's secretary of commerce and industrial development, the re-evaluation by Wall Street represents "thousands more jobs in Mexico in the near future".

For us, Occupy Wall Street represents a powerful surge against capitalism, yet another sign of the waning tolerance for a system that Yellen will try to preserve.

And while the high school suffers a dropout rate of more than 50percentthethe building going up across the street represents a chance for the city's youth.

That Shingle Street represents a climate change that's bodily as well as global is attested by the presence of many short lyrics haunted by mortality.

What does the street represent to you?

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

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

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.

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