Sentence examples for streets to create a from inspiring English sources

Unlike their predecessors in May 1968, today's demonstrators are not out in the streets to create a better future.

Organizers here created a Super Bowl village, modeling it after an Olympic village, by closing off a few streets to create a pedestrian mall.

Purposefully challenging New Urbanism strategies, their proposal looked back to the mall's suburban origins, with cul de sacs and zigzagging streets, to create a "lifestyle park" of shops.

Elgins harnessed the pain and angst of the streets to create a stunning portrayal of sloppy adolescent adventure.

There was plenty of fire power from air and armor but not enough visible power in the streets to create an impression of American control.

That's after the parliament splashed out another €20m just down the street to create a multimedia tribute to itself last year, the Parliamentarium visitors' centre.

Mr. Zeckendorf had the idea of ripping out six square blocks between Third and First Avenues, from 46th to 49th Street, to create a magnificent approach to the new complex.

At first, the congregation asked Arnold Brunner, who designed the imposing neo-Classical home of Congregation Shearith Israel on Central Park West and 70th Street, to create a colonnaded temple where the Meier building now stands, but the crash of 1929 made that impractical; services have been held ever since in the 10-story community house.

On the other hand, Terry Halsch, president of a security consulting firm based in St .Paul called CitizenObserver, offers a counterintuitive scheme for security: make access to your outdoor cameras completely open, allowing anyone to look at what's happening on your street, to create a kind of global neighborhood watch.

"The Israeli high-tech revolution has combined with an unprecedented boom on Wall Street to create a feeling among local market leaders that unless they act soon, they will wake up one day to find that Israel's stock market has fled to America," Guy Rolnik, a financial commentator for the daily newspaper Haaretz, noted in his column.

ENDLESS CITY Projected completion: unknown Location: London, UK Cost: Unknown Height: 300 metres Floors: Unknown The Endless City might look like a wobbly multi-tiered sandwich, but in reality it is a vision for the future, envisaging indoor parks, retail areas and private apartments within a 'vertical street' to create a true community.