Sentence examples for streets build from inspiring English sources

Their streets, build with rock and surrounded by medieval cathedrals and houses, contrast with the cutting edge technology presented in some museums and investigations centers.

Shambled houses line the streets, build out of cardboard and crates.

Richard A. Clark, the city manager, said Des Moines had invested an average of nearly $2 million annually in public dollars over the last several decades to help businesses assemble parcels of land, improve streets, build parking structures and other infrastructure.

Its buildings and streets, built at a greater intensity than anywhere else in the United States, offer a lode of sensory information.

The pictures feature table-top models of city buildings and streets built using found objects like computer chips, lamp shades, old menus, telephones and keyboards.

Today, there are just 8,000 people spread sparsely along lonely streets built for more than twice that many inhabitants.

The novel is deliberately set in streets built on the rubble of a razed community.

Back in the early 1800's, Houston was the most northern in a progression of east-west streets built north of Canal Street according to the pre-1811 pre-1811 50-foot 50-foot

At its western end, Str Lipscani crosses Calea Victoriei, one of Bucharest's oldest streets, built in 1692.

Massive homes and graceful compounds litter streets built by the hands of Congolese slaves under Belgian rule.

Narrow cobblestone streets, built for horse traffic, are brightly lit, trash vanishes overnight and gardens adorn the public squares.