Growing up in the not-at-all mean streets of Guildford, skating seemed like it could magic carpet me away from the weight of suburban apathy.
By James Thurber and E. B. White The New Yorker, February 28 , 1931 P. 9We should follow the Parisian system of naming all streets instead of numbering them and so avoid much confusion.
The New Yorker, February 28 , 1931 P. 9We should follow the Parisian system of naming all streets instead of numbering them and so avoid much confusion.
The end of the street – and of all streets in the vicinity – was dug up and covered by a raised expanse of red tiling.
Sarah Greenwood, the production designer, who came with Wright from England, said, "Our San Julian Street was a hybrid of all streets, a microcosm of all the downtown streets.
He has walked all the principal streets of the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Newark, Hoboken, Elizabeth, Hackensack, and Paterson.
"We will see more blood in all the streets of Egypt," el-Hawat said.
"We will fill all the streets of Egypt and support the military.
But through it all, the streets of Jakarta were calm.Though the delegates were eager for battle, Mr Wahid's humble tone relieved them of a potent weapon.
You can't drive up and down all the streets of an entire city to search for its remains.
For each participant, the lengths of all streets falling within the buffer of 100 m around her place of residence were abstracted and multiplied by the corresponding flow for each street.
