The phrase "avenue passes" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to a street or pathway, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The new development will include several avenue passes for pedestrians to navigate the area safely."
Alternatives: "street crossings" or "pathway access".
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18 — Nashville's honky-tonk heart beats loudest along lower Broadway, where the wide avenue passes blocks of neon-draped bars on its way toward the Cumberland River.
The avenue passes the hospital before leaving town.
The system starts in downtown Minneapolis and progresses southeastward along Minnesota State Highway 55 (also known as Hiawatha Avenue), passes Minnehaha Park on the west side, and serves the Minneapolis Saint Paul International Airport before its termination at the Mall of America in Bloomington.
From Feura Bush Road, NY 335 heads northward as a two-lane street named Elsmere Avenue, passing several housing tracts in an otherwise open area of the town.
To achieve this end, the two-story High Line viaduct would run through the middle of the block between 10th and 11th Avenues, passing either over or through the structures along the way, making deliveries of raw materials, milk and meat directly into warehouses or factories that were built to allow a train to run through them.
Third and Fourth streets continue through the intersections of I J avenues, Palm Avenue, and D H avenues, passing through a residential area.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND Traveling to Shippan on Magee Avenue, one passes a ragtag strip of window stores, upholsterers and garages, then a sprawling wastewater treatment plant, before arriving at the junction of Magee, Harbor Drive and Shippan Avenue, which most agree marks the neighborhood's northern boundary.
Anyone who does research knows you have to stay focussed on your topic and not go down every interesting avenue you pass, or you will end up wandering aimlessly in attention-deficit limbo.
Back on Claremont Avenue, one passer-by, Jacqueline D'Arcio, stopped her black Infiniti and regarded the tan Victorian.
The boy entered the bank, at 50 Avenue A, passed a note to a teller demanding money, and fled with $30,000 in cash, the authorities said.
No reservations are taken, and the place has become so popular that at 7 p.m. we had a wait of an hour and a half to be seated; we window-shopped on College Avenue to pass the time.
