Sentence examples for streets faster from inspiring English sources

But then there's a law says you can't ride your horse through the city streets faster than a man can walk.

Assessments after Paris suggest the loss of life was limited to 130 people because the French police, who are routinely armed, could get officers carrying guns on to the streets faster than Britain can.

Transportation Alternatives is calling for increased capital and operating​ ​funding to fix dangerous streets faster, with safety improvements distributed fairly across all​ ​five boroughs.

"A growing body of research shows that having a mobile phone can help keep these young people safer and get them off the streets faster".

The report also spotlighted a piece of equipment that Street Services had abandoned — a $151,000 "Pothole Killer" that patches streets faster and cheaper than a team hoisting shovels, according to the report.

There will be "dementia-friendly" streets, fast-food-free zones, and a "designed-out obesogenic environment".

Most of the children I've met would have you ban cookies and Sesame Street faster than they would let you drape a silk pashmina across their shoulders or stuff their feet into horse-bit loafers, and with good reason.

To combat neighborhood drug dealing, Louisville officials authorized more money for a crackdown on drugs that included more arrests of dealers on the street, faster responses to complaints and roadblocks to identify dealers.

Davis also stated, "In the early days of production, nobody 'got' the gestalt of Sesame Street faster of better than Raposo".

That could mean using prefabricated units, building shared housing (which would get more people off the street faster) or finding speedier ways to secure financing.

The latest initiative lays down the gauntlet to big businesses, including manufacturers, supermarkets and high street fast-food outlets.