Sentence examples for awkward intersection from inspiring English sources

The new streets and avenues dictated by the grid plan produced an awkward intersection here.

This year, John and Jack Edwards are far from the only parent and child negotiating the awkward intersection of family and campaign life.

It should address the awkward intersection between Mrs. Clinton's new post and the charitable and business activities of her husband, former President Bill Clinton.

The United States Open is the rare sporting event in which fans have their choice of a variety of plastic beverage containers designed to meet the awkward intersection of high-end sponsors and fans who like a drink.

At the moment the spotlight is falling on Indianapolis, the harsh glare of failure has rested on the Colts, putting Irsay at the awkward intersection of giddy anticipation and grim reality.

Not that Udwin is an imperialist or an unreliable narrator, but like Mayo she has been caught in that awkward intersection between feminism and patriotism or, in this case, state pride.

The extension of the grid following the consolidation of county and city in 1854 created awkward intersections between the planned and unplanned, and older commercial areas declined as development followed the grid rather than the earlier streets.

Traffic planners at the city's Department of Transportation say that less automobile traffic on Broadway is, in fact, a symbol of success, noting that the street's awkward three-way intersections with other avenues created gridlock.

Ensure your instructor takes you around some of the awkward routes and intersections.

It's an awkward space, at the intersection of outsiderdom and fear of the Donald, but, for the moment, Fiorina has claimed it.

There is not much to call it out from the little copse of other early tall structures that surround it, like Silliman & Farnsworth's charmingly awkward Temple Court of 1883 across the intersection.