Sentence examples for streets to keep from inspiring English sources

The police cordoned off the town's main streets to keep the demonstrations under control.

The police on Saturday blocked off the courthouse in Palma, Majorca, and the surrounding streets to keep jeering protesters far from Mr. Urdangarin.

The room housing the operators' switchboards was in the heart of the building, at a remove from city streets, to keep the air as clean as possible.

In three or four months, he added, "we'll see a fairly significant dip in sales tax revenue" — the money needed to pay the police, to sweep the streets, to keep a staggered Joplin running.

Liu Ji, 63, was one of the many sprightly retirees called upon by security officials this month to work as informal traffic cops, taking to the streets to keep unruly pedestrians and drivers in line.

The streets gradually cleared, and people parked on the raised "neutral ground" dividing larger streets to keep cars out of the floodwaters that can swamp the city in any heavy rainfall.

As a child, he once laid newspaper down the street to keep his new shoes clean.

He expects the street to keep attracting service-oriented businesses, but also more fashionable tenants.

With the air-conditioning down, Bella and I went out onto the street to keep cool in the breeze of bullets whizzing by.

She worked as a decorator and even took jobs as an extra on Emmerdale and Coronation Street to keep her sporting dreams alive.

The controversial business model and rich cash flow make it easy for Wall Street to keep imprinting fresh narratives on the company.