Sentences with phrase «street features elements»

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He is the author of a book, The Elements of Power, and his opinions have been featured in numerous outlets including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Los Angeles Times.

Both Culyba and Branas stress that this study does not show that street features and other elements cause or reduce homicide.

Ayer has a good command of law - enforcement and military types, as well as the street cred to understand how they interact with the criminal elements, which are usually featured in all of his films.

Directed by Scott Derrickson (Sinister, The Day the Earth Stood Still), Doctor Strange doesn't entirely capture the otherworldly feel of Ditko's craftsmanship, but the director certainly gets elements of the artist's look, not least in the depiction of a certain, very distinctive round window intersected with arcs, the signature design feature of the Doctor's Bleecker Street sanctum.

Located in the historic grade 2 listed Pearl Assurance building on the corner of West George Street and Renfield Street, the contemporary new Park Inn by Radisson Glasgow City Centre boasts a strong design element with features including a convenient self - check - in area, restaurant, bar, meeting rooms, on - site gym and an internet kiosk.

Located on the sand near Windward and Ocean Front Walk, the 16,000 - square - foot facility features a variety of street skateboarding elements.

The hotel features contemporary design and striking street art by world - acclaimed artists Magee, Numskull, Rone and Beastman coupled with an exceptional blend of finishes showcasing elements of Brisbane's unique heritage, including 150 year old renewed timber flooring.

Street scenes and images like Horloger dans son Atelier (1963/2008) and Le Technicien de Radio Mali (1966/2008) capture everyday Malians at their jobs with the same intensity of the iconic studio work, while featuring subjects comfortably in their element.

New Works on Paper features a group of paintings on paper depicting individual elements of a single anonymous flowering plant that the artist came across when spending an afternoon in love on the streets of Paris late last summer.