Sentence examples for avenue days from inspiring English sources

'An Unlimited Horizon' For Roy Eaton, the childhood wonder of his Edgecombe Avenue days has been like a light guiding him through dark moments and celebrations alike.

And then, once a year, we celebrate books like the finale of a fireworks show with the Texas Book Festival, started in 1995 by Laura Bush and Mary Margaret Farabee, which takes over the Texas Capitol and Congress Avenue with days of talks and readings with more than 250 authors, local food trucks, and the Lit Crawl.

That would save hundreds of commuters from having to cross the busy avenue each day.

The trancemasters of Daft Punk may be exploring other avenues these days, but this weekend, a previously-unreleased 1994 track came back to haunt them.

A current events class in early November took the students to a blighted house near the St. Claude Avenue Bridge where days before a teenage woman had been raped.

I find myself walking down Flatbush Avenue often these days.

But the hidden path remains oddly similar, and the journey is still possible for anyone seeking to shun the "hurly-burly" of the city's busier avenues. Thessaly La Force and Eric Lach (Photographs: Thessaly La Force) "Fifth and Sixth Avenues teem these days," a young John Updike wrote in The Talk of the Town for the February 11 , 1956 issue of The New Yorker.

Off the main avenues the real day-to-day life of old Naples goes on with its picturesque qualities amid an increasingly desperate struggle with the terrible poverty the city has borne for centuries.

People who had slept all night were walking on Second Avenue in their day clothes.

Taking a taxi up the avenue the other day, Mr. Leniart observed that there was not even a dry spot anymore.

Mr. Montgomery said the mayor's office had reached out to him through different avenues starting several days after the March 9 shooting, including through its community affairs staff in Brooklyn and the office of Councilman Jumaane D. Williams.