Sentence examples for street rose from from inspiring English sources

That may explain why signs persist that the profession has not yet lost its cachet: the proportion of fresh Harvard Business School MBA graduates taking jobs on Wall Street rose from 31% in 2000 to 36% for the class ending in 2002.

From every street rose a memory.

Along Panepistimíou Street rose the Academy of Athens, in marble from Mount Pentelicus, its pediments and colonnades gilded.

There are pockets of affordability, like Park West Village, a seven-building enclave at West 97th Street that rose from a 1950s slum-clearance project.

Wall Street profits rose from less than 10% in 1982 to 40% of all corporate profits by 2003.

Following the 2017 revaluation of rateable values (on which rates are based) the annual bill for Debenhams' Oxford Street store rose from £3.4 million to £5.36 million and for their anchor store at Westfield, it rose from £651,000 to £1.3 million.

The mature garden, hidden behind high stone walls on a street rising up from St Ives Bay, immerses the visitor in Hepworth's artistic vision.

Lower Princes Street rises slightly from the Exchange before dropping down, becoming flat for the final kilometre of its length.

Rubble and burned cars littered the street as smoke rose from residential buildings recently bombed.

In the early afternoon, on a narrow street, hot smoke rose from seabream sizzling on an outdoor charcoal grill.

"We have a government that calls itself Muslim, but since they came to power, the number of banks in this street has risen from 10 to 25," Mr. Aslan said.