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Streets in sentence

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Millions of Americans became activists overnight, pouring into the streets in record numbers in record time.
We could either paint ourselves into the worst nightmare of Lorenzetti's bad government, or we can stay in the streets, disruptive, messy, loud.
Streets that you can read by running your fingers over brick and stone.
It patrols the streets, often spotted in the evenings and at night.
There were no stores, no streets, no schools.
They reminded me of the way I grew up playing soccer in the streets of Jordan, with my brothers and cousins.
And then those other streets in there are auto-free streets.
And the streets themselves become smaller, because there are more of them.
If only a third of the people have cars, why do we give 100 percent of our streets to cars?
What if we gave 70 percent of the streets to car-free, to everybody else, so that the transit could move well for them, so that they could walk, so they could bike?
It's a street network that allows many routes instead of singular routes and provides many kinds of streets instead of just one.
You're going to get a lot more cars moving on streets.
CA: Well, thank you for that, and I have to say, the images you showed of those mixed-use streets were really inspiring, really beautiful.
We could tell the taxpayers, we can save you 31.6 percent over the cost of leaving someone to struggle for survival on the streets.
It's a village at the epicenter of the blue zone where I went to investigate this, and as you can see, architectural beauty is not its main virtue, density is: tightly spaced houses, interwoven alleys and streets.
In 1999, in Munich, I joined hundreds of thousands who filled the streets and the rooftops and cheered in unison as the solar corona emerged.
I was brought up in the 1970s near Wembley with Asian, English, Caribbean, Irish families living in our street, and the neo-Nazi National Front was massive then with regular marches and attacks on us and a permanent threat and often a frequent reality of violence against us on the streets, in our homes, typically by neo-Nazis and other racists.
People living with disabilities who hawk or beg on Lagos streets are rounded up, extorted and detained.
This tendency to look down on our own products and to see crops like fonio as simply "country peoples' food," therefore substandard, explains why even though we don't produce wheat in Senegal traditionally, it is far easier to find baguettes or croissants in the streets of Dakar than it is to find any fonio products.
That is the equivalent of 10 million cars off the streets for a whole year.
It was not a very nice area of Seoul, there were mud streets outside of it.
Cars can finally be quiet: peace in the streets, a silent revolution in the cities. (Hum) But silence can also be a problem.
But the streets of the 21st century are a great case study teeming with transience, cross purposes and disarray.
Since the most hazardous fallout particles are the heaviest, they sink through the air and collect on streets and rooftops, making ideal shelters underground or in the middle of high-rise buildings.
Almost every day, people collected the dead bodies of their loved ones from the streets.
I saw train-station theater, subwoofing streets and hood murals.
So Anne then found herself on the streets and in and out of homeless shelters, and it's here where she started using drugs and alcohol to numb this pain she felt inside.
If you go to an online map and look at a favela in Brazil or a township in South Africa, you'll see a few streets but a lot of empty space.
In the midst of revolution in the streets and rock and roll concerts in the parks, a group of researchers led by people like John McCarthy, a computer scientist at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab, and Doug Engelbart, a computer scientist at SRI, changed the world.
There was LSD leaking out of Kesey's Veterans' Hospital experiments and other areas around the campus, and there was music literally in the streets.
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