Sentence examples for streets of high from inspiring English sources

Ruskin was both an ecstatic prose poet and a scientific sky-watcher: in the winter of 1859-60 he counted the "streets" of high cirrus clouds, "not just seven or eight but 150 distinct streets.

A polemical proposal to transfer the seat of government to Sucre, a genteel city of whitewashed buildings in central Bolivia that lost that distinction in a brief civil war at the end of the 19th century, drew hundreds of thousands of demonstrators into the streets of high-altitude La Paz, where the president and legislature are based.

At the park's northern edge will be Park Avenue, a street of high-end residential buildings and hotels.

Tucked away along a street of high-end boutiques, Sociale serves Italian cuisine both indoors and out, under a pair of lovely striped awnings.

Even worse for bicyclists, there are 23 stairs to be negotiated at the Brooklyn entrance, a hard-to-find spot on Jay Street just north of High Street.

A few days earlier, Saddam Hussein had been videotaped walking in the streets of Mansour, high-fiving residents.

Even then, however, they will lose the flexibility to manage their financials to deliver the smooth, upward curve in growth that Wall Street expects of high-tech outfits.

The use of street reference data of high positional accuracy and currency is no guarantee the positional accuracy of street geocoding will be sufficient for fine-scale spatial analysis.

The report, entitled Understanding High Street Performance, suggests that a third of High Streets are "degenerating or failing".

The use of street reference data of high positional accuracy and currency is also no guarantee the positional accuracy of geocoding will be sufficient, and the use of alternatives should be considered when fine-scale analysis is required.

At the corner of High Street and Wine Street stood the 'most loved fragment of Old Bristol': The Dutch House.