Sentence examples for vast downtown from inspiring English sources

And she cannot be found, even though she appears to be living in plain sight in a vast downtown loft.

The event was held at Spring Studios, a vast downtown venue that also hosts catwalk shows during New York fashion week.

Even now, as the city enjoys a civic renaissance with a vast downtown refurbishment, the bombing has left a strange blend of tragedy and pride.

In December the DPP government amended the legal status of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, a vast downtown monument and park dedicated to the memory of the former dictator.

Camille, a character in the original "Step Up," and Moose, from "Step Up 2," arrive in New York for college and are swept into the film's fairy-tale world of warring hip-hop dance crews and vast downtown lofts, a vision seemingly stitched together from "Wild Style," "Babes in Arms" ("Let's put on a show!") and 1940s boxing movies.

This sense of loss is what Marchand and Meffre have captured in image after image, whether of vast downtown vistas where every tower block is boarded-up or ravaged interior landscapes where the baroque stonework, often made from marble imported from Europe, is slowly crumbling and collapsing.

The boutiques -- from home-grown Jil Sander to Gianni Versace, the cranes hoisting an enlarged port into being, the plans for a vast new downtown on a former dockland area, the rising tide of Internet companies: all this speaks of boomtown Hamburg and of a Germany still resisting the appeal of Berlin, its new capital.

A vast section of downtown Manhattan remained sealed off.

His followers' spontaneous vigor showed at the huge rally that Mr. Fox held last weekend in that same vast plaza in downtown Mexico City.

Vast swaths of downtown are vacant; the 2010 census found the city's population had shrunk to 713,777 from a high of nearly 2 million in the 1950s, at the peak of the American auto industry's hegemony.

Vast crowds brought downtown Kingston to a standstill every time he raced in Rio, as thousands filled the streets to roar at giant open-air screens, and angry letters of complaint were written to newspapers after his triumphant return home went uncelebrated by a state reception at Kingston airport.