urban amenity造句

• Over 2178 houses situating here with all basic urban amenities like water supply, sewerage.
• There was total lack of urban amenities and facilities.
• By constructing quasi-urban amenities, the French designed the agrovilles to attract peasants away from their villages.
• Due to this, there is a very high unmet demand for modern urban amenities and entertainment.
• Urban amenities are virtually absent beyond a 15-mile drive south to the greater Santa Barbara area.
• These and many other improvements have transformed the cemetery from an urban disaster to an urban amenity.
• Two significant urban amenities that Brooklyn lacks are a major hotel and a major league baseball team.
• It focuses on the inclusive development project called PURA ( Providing Urban Amenities in Rural Areas ).
• However, critics differ on this interpretation, with the absence of modern urban amenities such as automobiles being noted.
• Allason's purpose was to combine the bucolic pleasures of the countryside with the urban amenities of the city.
• The town itself was a real surprise for me, however-- an unexpected oasis of urban amenities in the desert.
• While the neighborhood is now only minutes from downtown and close urban amenities, this area was once considered remote.
• In northern Lebanon, reconstruction after the civil wars revived good hotels, restaurants, beach resorts, night life and other urban amenities.
• Between 1975 and 1990, urban amenities such as hotels, restaurants, and cinemas were virtually absent outside of Vientiane, Savannakh閠, and Louangphrabang.
• Another attribute is its proximity to Philadelphia ( about a 25-minute commute ), a center of jobs and cultural and urban amenities.
• An urban amenity in the middle of blackland fields, its sandy brown facade has an Alamo-style triple scallop, crumbling sidewalks rest under a covered porch.
• They can create the critical mass needed to make a whole host of urban amenities viable, from coffee shops to mom-and-pop stores to mass transit.
• The two cities share many urban amenities and collaborate on various projects, such as a Viadrina European University's departments on the Polish side of the border.
• Though lacking in many urban amenities, such as a pharmacy, Marfa now boasts about a dozen galleries, including several new spaces that opened during the Open House.
• Now Moscow's Master Builder bullies developers, extracting concessions for urban amenities, in much the same way Mayor Menino extracts " linkage " goodies from downtown developers in Boston.