Sentence examples for troubled streets from inspiring English sources

This was not the troubled streets of the city, nor were the witnesses fearful of gang retribution.

It was on these troubled streets that the Black Panthers were born, gun-wielding militants who inspired America's blacks as much as they terrified its whites.

Connected, formed last year after a series of shootings, seeks to lessen violence by having volunteers walk the troubled streets, reaching out to Portland's youth.

In 1987, Mr. Andrews was sentenced to life in prison for murdering a man on the troubled streets of West Baltimore, where Ms. Boyd, a former junkie, said she got high on heroin and exchanged sex for other drugs.

The police initially appeared to fall back along the perimeter of the troubled streets, allowing the protesters, many of them young Cuban-Americans carrying Cuban flags and placards denouncing the Clinton Administration, to slow traffic.

It is all part of a carefully orchestrated attempt by three older brothers to shield him from the troubled streets of his nearby hometown, Chester, Pa., to give him the private high school education they never had, to help him realize his dream of playing professional basketball.

Directed by veteran stunt coordinator Scott Waugh (Act of Valor), Need For Speed casts Paul as troubled street racer Tobey Marshall, an ex-con who was (naturally) framed after a racing fatality.

Mr. Romney supported the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP, that provided a financial lifeline to troubled Wall Street banks, but he subsequently opposed the loans to the auto industry.

Bruno S was a marginal, troubled Berlin street-singer brought in to play characters who were similarly marginal and troubled.

After 59 years, Alan C. Greenberg is still trading away at Bear Stearns, the troubled Wall Street bank that is about to disappear.

There is a fantastic cast of troubled souls, street toughs and corrupt cops and Chandler gives them all great depth.