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the central area or commercial center of a town or city
the heart of Birmingham's downtown
How To Use business district In A Sentence
- Store operation will be a large scale baking business model and in the meantime act as a quick access to the city main business district and upscale communities.
- The earthquake destroyed several stores in the business district.
- The protest added to momentum created during a larger demonstration Monday in the central business district.
- Midland City Central was in the business district end of the city centre, full of faceless anonymous buildings and equally bland people.
- Business owners are also being allowed back into New Orleans' uptown district, French Quarter and central business district, though curfews apply and travel between zip codes is prohibited.
- Two police officers and a civilian have been killed so far, with the unrest effectively shutting down down the capital's central business district. Times, Sunday Times
- The earthquake shook buildings throughout the business district.
- Every city has its central business district.
- Perhaps the jewel in the crown, so to speak, of the Central Business District or ‘The Fort’ is the old colonial Army and Navy Store, built in 1889, when Victorian memsahibs with parasols went shopping with their servants.
- The earthquake shook buildings throughout the business district.