Sentence examples for the street represent from inspiring English sources
What does the street represent to you?
Other sculptural details of animals along the street represent the participation of street residents, either through workshops with artists and makers, or through independent work of their own.
Nevertheless, he said, the street represents "an attempt to create something exceptional".
And while the high school suffers a dropout rate of more than 50percentthethe building going up across the street represents a chance for the city's youth.
The street represents the northern boundary of the zone that drivers would have to pay to enter during business hours on weekdays, and some people in the area fear that the fees will make life in the border zone even more chaotic.
The study of the street represents a rich area for theoretical analysis of cellular coverage-based propagation models, empirical and semi-empirical, given the size of the analyzed area (macrocell).
Yet most of the play's action takes place elsewhere, in cars and on the streets, represented with minimal detail in the downstage playing area.
Mr. de Maizière's declaration on Wednesday that "the security situation in Germany has become more serious," and the decision to put on a show of force on the streets, represented a significant shift in strategy.
While in yesteryear, the appearance of hundreds of thousands on the streets represented a refreshing desire to break the yoke of Communism, the mass protests by the jobless and economically anxious we are currently witnessing are not as welcome.
The optimists in Iran and abroad have to ask themselves whether the joyful ruckus that filled the streets represented a new popular force or just an opportunity to let off steam.
Also, the fact that all of the participants were volunteers that were approached on the streets represents a sample bias, and it must be taken into account that those staying at home or not stopping to answer questions could be different to the participants in this study.
