Sentence examples for stretches of development from inspiring English sources

In doing so, Bellows not only gave us naturalist portraits of the previously less portrayed byways and corridors of the city but also a view of the city in the midst of one of its great stretches of development, the first growth spurt of modern urbanism.

Yet for long stretches of development in 2009, Mr. Shiner and his team were still not working with a scripted story; instead, artists involved with the production said, Cirque emphasized the importance of working with a blank canvas and creating vaudeville numbers with bits of story interspersed.

For anyone troubled by the voting in Florida last fall, the future seems to have arrived here in this rocky, arid and chad-free stretch of development and desert about an hour's drive east of Los Angeles.

In Damascus Township, Route 652 continues through a moderate stretch of development and at an intersection with Trot Lane Road, the highway turns to the northeast once again.

Some environmental protection measures include: prevention of pollution at source; ensuring polluters pay principle; protection of heavily polluted areas and river stretches; encouragement of development and application of best available technological solutions; and involving the public in decision making (Mehta 2002).

Those countries managed to avoid financial crises for long stretches of their development as they evolved from low-income to middle- and high-income countries.

Watching "West Side Story" with her made me realize how theater comes at you — the way a show builds slowly over a couple of hours, and how moments of active plot advancement alternate with stretches of quiet character development.

While John McCain's pick of Sarah Palin as his running mate energized the party after a long stretch of depressing developments, the most optimistic Republican strategists still expect further losses in Congress even if McCain wins the White House.

The most significant evolutionary theory before Darwin's was that of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck; based on the inheritance of acquired characteristics (an inheritance mechanism that was widely accepted until the 20th century), it described a chain of development stretching from the lowliest microbe to humans.

Official abuses of authority and neglect of development goals stretch from municipal councils to the presidency.

It's essentially a large rock with a hole in it, but nonetheless, the energy is magnetic, both from the absence of development, the stretch of ocean beyond it and the sun that sets directly through the hole in July. .