Sentence examples for working streets from inspiring English sources

That became impractical when he was a teenager, working streets up and down the eastern corridor, selling crack, and he says he began to work on memorizing, creating "little corners in my head where I stored rhymes".

Paulina Mercado, a canvasser working streets of pre-war apartment blocks on a hot summer night, has herself registered 600 new voters since November, seeking Dominicans at naturalisation ceremonies, schools and Little League baseball games.

To be sure, there were upper-middle-class enclaves, predictably located up by Putney's ancient heath and on the slopes of the hill that led to it; and there were working streets such as the river-fronting Lower Richmond Road, where the aspiring poet Laurie Lee found cheap lodgings and his first job after arriving in London from deepest Gloucestershire.

For the past four months, Alexander has found work as a prostitute in Mexico City, working streets, posting pictures of his slim frame and pretty face online for potential clients, and cashing in.

There are no working street lights and no reliable running water.

If you must walk out at night alone, stay in areas where there are working street lights and houses and open shops nearby where many people are.

"Both sides will be pouring in the television and the mass mailings and working the streets, such as you can work streets in California.

Life in Bamako goes on-people go to work, streets are swept.

And it was like seven in the morning, everybody's going to work, streets are pretty crowded sunny summer day.

It worked: street prostitution has not returned to Ipswich.

For example, the Warm Zones project works street by street with energy companies and local authorities.