Sentence examples for avenue changed from inspiring English sources
Another parcel at 500 West 21st Street and 10th Avenue changed hands in May after its owners group, including the developers Charles Blaichman and André Balazs, defaulted on the loan.
His plan went slightly awry when 51st Avenue changed into Garfield Avenue, but he stumbled onto 69th Street and, remembering his original plan, took that to Roosevelt, where he turned right and got into a major traffic jam.
Most of the storefronts on Courtlandt Avenue have changed.
He clicked "O.K.," and traffic lights along Third Avenue simply changed.
Jean-Noël Reinhardt, the chairman of the Comité Champs-Élysées, a merchants' association, says that, of course, the avenue has changed, as the world has.
In 2007, the zoning on Myrtle Avenue was changed, making it possible to construct taller buildings on the thoroughfare itself, while the surrounding blocks were downzoned to preserve their residential character.
"The last time we've had a major change on New York City streets was when the Manhattan avenues were changed from two-way to one-way, and that was during the Eisenhower administration," she said.
Dr. Corning said, in part because it feels airless and scripted and seems to offer the responder no avenue to change the dynamic without threatening the relationship.
Thync is a startup looking to give consumers another avenue to change their mental state, one which doesn't involve significantly altering your daily habits or metabolizing substances which may or may not have negative side effects.
It's only a short phrase buried in the U.S. Constitution, but it enables an unprecedented avenue to change the law of the land: If two-thirds of the states demand it, Congress "shall call a convention" for proposing constitutional amendments.
