Sentence examples for waves of residents from inspiring English sources

The city's post-Katrina revival has brought new waves of residents and new appetites and cuisines along with them.

They are turning to neighborhoods like Sunset Park, Crown Heights, Bushwick and Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, bringing a willingness and an ability to pay more for housing than the waves of residents who came before them.

The company enlisted, via local NGO AfroReggae, waves of residents equipped with backpack-mounted cameras for coverage of streets too narrow and steep for the company's Street View cars.

That division began in 1943, when a race riot that lasted for days drove the first waves of residents out of the city, a move exacerbated by riots in 1967 in which 43 people died.

Then, after the completion of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in 1964, another wave of residents moved in.

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu warned on Sunday that the assault on Aleppo could bring a fresh wave of residents fleeing the city, compounding the refugee crisis in the surrounding region and Europe.

Gone are the iPod headphones, electronic train trackers, and most of Brooklyn's current wave of residents, replaced instead with the oddly serene aura of greyscale, pixellation, and attached memories of one of Game Boy's long lost (but still beloved) apps. .

At about eleven-thirty on Sunday night, as the storm's local intensity reached a peak, a wave, or waves — residents of Tottenville Beach, the community on Staten Island's tip, refer to it as a "tsunami" — blasted through that neighborhood.

The island has had more than its share of flight money, with waves of foreign residents corresponding to political and economic turmoil.

In the Ironbound section, where St. James Hospital was started as an orphan asylum in 1900 and went on to serve waves of immigrants, residents said they would fight the closings, which must be approved by the State Department of Health and Senior Services.

In the more than four months since the storm submerged much of this coastal neighborhood under surging water and waves of despair, residents and business owners have trekked an often-tortuous path of recovery, seeded with second-guessing, wild hope and fear.