Sentence examples for behind the junction from inspiring English sources
Near where I stay when I'm in London, behind the junction of Farringdon Road and Rosebery Avenue, is a strange boxy building set behind wonky green railings – it looks a bit like a stranded spaceship that has landed in someone's front garden.
They crouched behind shields at the junction of Beijing Road and the Ramoche temple side-street.
That is to say, the streamwise velocity decreases locally behind trees and near the junction between the main-channel and the floodplain.
Abu Rahma said shooting was also coming from the Palestinian National Security Forces outpost south of the junction, behind the spot where Jamal and Muhammad were crouching, but he said they were not shooting when Muhammad was hit.
The entorhinal cortex was sampled throughout its entire length extending from 2 to 3 mm behind the frontotemporal junction (limen insulae) to the rostral pole of the lateral geniculate nucleus.
Three common sites of congenital dehiscence are: 1) behind the trochlear fossa, 2) behind the supraorbital notch, and 3) at the junction of the middle and outer thirds of the sinus floor (Fig. 2).
Chris Difford is a founding member of Squeeze and the lyricist behind classic songs, such as Up the Junction, Black Coffee in Bed and Pulling Mussels (From the Shell).
At Ferdon's Eddy, just downstream of the Junction, an elderly gent stood alone behind his pickup, having what looked like his own private tailgate party, complete with a smoky barbecue.
Ranger said the spot where the oysters thrive at the junction of salt and freshwater was also behind the flavour.
I feel that there is a lot of lip service to sustainable transport however priorities are not being given in areas where there are vulnerable cyclists such as school children - Leicester (M) Driver came up very close behind on approach to junction, then continued to tailgate me through the junction.
The pectoral girdle is situated just behind the gill region in fish and in a comparable position at the junction of the neck and thorax in land vertebrates.
