Sentence examples for unoccupied streets from inspiring English sources

"APD wants to remind our citizens to be cautious when they are out during these hours, especially if they are in isolated areas like our parks, bike trails or unoccupied streets," the police department wrote.

Rising unemployment was important not only as a catalyst of unrest, but because it meant more people were unoccupied on the streets leading to "biographical availability".

Several dozen protesters were inside 205 North 8th Street, an unoccupied luxury building called The Bedford, for an event dubbed in online flyers as an "Occu-Party".

Later in the morning, 11 protesters were arrested for blocking the street outside an unoccupied building.

The S.U.V., traveling north on Seventh Avenue, struck her car and two unoccupied cars between 125th and 126th Streets, the police said.

See, the Administration's decision to leave families on the streets while beds remain unoccupied was accompanied by a new practice, in which DHS calls the Child and Family Services Agency to report families with no safe place to live.

The brick building, at 22 West 24th Street, had been mostly unoccupied, its upper windows boarded with plywood since a fire in 2003 on its second and third floors caused significant damage, officials and neighborhood residents said.

Property worth £350m was unoccupied on The Bishops Avenue, an exclusive street of north London mansions largely owned by foreign investors.

On Monday, they will settle into a new, unoccupied school building, Public School 395 on East 45th Street, where they will remain until their own school is cleaned.

These buildings are mostly located along the Escolta Street of Binondo, which are all unoccupied and can be converted into offices.

The decrepit structure that gives the risible "House at the End of the Street" its title is a gloomy, seemingly unoccupied home that has remained vacant since a mommy and a daddy were murdered there by their daughter, who was supposedly brain-damaged in an accident.