Sentence examples for avenue was given from inspiring English sources

For decades, the avenue was given more to culture than politics.

The emphasis on retailing on the avenue was given a boost through a zoning change in the mid-80's that has come into play because of the recent rapid turnover.

There has been some moaning in the trade about a coveted Chelsea plot – one of the most prominent at that, on a corner of the main avenue – being given to an amateur.

MADISON AVENUE is giving a new spin to "I Spy," the children's game, by chanting, "I spy, with my little eye, a little 'i.' " Just about anywhere consumers look, they will find products, brands and other commercial offerings that begin with a lowercase "i," inspired by popular technology names like iMac, iPhone, iPod and iVillage.

The avenues were given consecutive numbers, but there were often additional parallel streets in between the avenues that needed names, so they were assigned the same numbers and called roads or drives, in that order.

Vladimir Murko's brother Roman Murko, 32, of Church Avenue, Daubhill, Bolton, was given two years and two months for the conspiracy charge, with 15 months extra for bigamy, to run concurrently.

"Every time I began to engage life in a way, I was given avenues and presented bridges by my Jewish brothers," Mr. Goings said.

Around the same time, a second routing through downtown Lansing for US 27/M-78 was designated along Capitol Avenue; the former route along Main, Kalamazoo and Larch streets and Grand Avenue was given the Truck M-78 designation.

On March 25 , 1998 the station at Watsessing Avenue was given the State Historical Preservation Organization honor that Ampere, Glen Ridge and Bloomfield stations received just fourteen years prior.

Also gone is a Michigan avenue store called D'ion Furs whose slogan was, "Give her her own D'ion".

Today, at the United Nations Plaza on First Avenue, the award will be given to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, cited by the club for his support and dedication to the City of New York.