Sentence examples for avenues past from inspiring English sources

We were moving down Beijing's stately avenues, past the quasi-imperial grandeur of its postmodern architecture.

We went down the cobblestone avenues past Balzac and Nerval and Géricault and Colette.

He ranged Third Avenue, past Fifty-second, then Fifty-seventh, and eventually Sixty-eighth.

Walking down Second Avenue, past neon honky-tonks playing bro-country and Cash and herds of squealing pink bachelorette parties — someone yelled Nigger-lover at my husband.

What are the promising avenues of the past?

If you look at the promising avenues of the past, I think you would have to say something like the behavioral theory of the firm is one of them.

The wide avenues from eras past also allow bikers to have a wider berth.

The group sought permission for 50,000 to 100,000 people -- and perhaps more -- to march down First Avenue past the United Nations.

Down the avenue, past the pubs and up a flight of stairs known so well to people who are new to this country.

Back when flatbed trucks hauled huge rolls of newsprint paper down Second Avenue past the restaurant toward the New York Times presses, Tommy, my bartending partner, would look out the window and say, "Here's Elaine's shipment of cash register tape".

Walk up the Champs Elysées past the Louis Vuitton superstore, turn left at the Arc de Triomphe, and continue along the tree-lined avenue, past the multimillion-euro penthouses, towards the Gestapo's old Paris headquarters.