Sentence examples for streets for which from inspiring English sources

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The conservative commentator likes to bang on about the detrimental effects on society of hordes of fatherless children stalking the streets (for which he largely blames successive governments).

And it recurs in videos derived from an early 1990s cable television show called "Studio of the Streets," for which Mr. Conrad, with two others artists, Cathleen Steffan and Ann Szyjka, interviewed random passers-by in downtown Buffalo, where he now lives and teaches.

That year they bought a small two-bedroom penthouse on East 79th Street, for which they paid about $3 million.

There is one job on Wall Street for which pay has continued to rise since the financial crisis: board member.

He lives in a rent-controlled apartment at Avenue B and Third Street, for which he pays $600 a month.

Around New Year's in 2007, the Kohlis moved with their daughter into a 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-footey paid $2.57 miloftn.

On a hot August evening several weeks ago, Wainwright played a smaller gig at the City Winery, on Varick Street, for which he arrived early.

HRPT Properties Trust of Newton, Mass., is selling the 450,000-square-foot building at 7 West 34th Street, for which it paid $110 million in 1997.

Mary lived in a rent-controlled three-bedroom on East 85th Street for which the family paid $150 a month, though when the cost went up, they decamped to East 65th Street.

In November, with the help of Melissa Taba, a Citi Habitats broker, the family moved into a larger rental apartment on East 30th Street for which they pay $1,000 more a month than they were paying for their old place.