Sentence examples for block not far from from inspiring English sources
kim's flat is several floors up, in an apartment block not far from Pushkin Square, marked out from the rest by a tiny balcony.
Tell him 'Jonathan Demme wants me to hug you.'" Coleman lives on a noisy midtown Manhattan block not far from Penn Station.
It's tucked into a corner of the new Library Hotel, on a block not far from the New York Public Library that becomes very quiet after the workday ends.
In 1996, the company executed what has been called "the ambush of all ambushes," at the Atlanta Games, when it bought a number of billboards around event sites and built Nike Village in an office block not far from Olympic Park.
New Yorkers would have felt at home in the grid pattern of streets, where merchants lived, scribes wrote and Jews worshiped in the same block, not far from a Christian house-church as well as shrines to Greek and Palmyrene deities.
But now, three decades later, most people who walk down Thurman Munson Way, a one-block stretch not far from the Nos. 2 and 5 trains, know it as 156th Street.
A dozen blocks away, not far from a vast expanse of metal scrap yards and vacant warehouses, the sleek black-and-white cars glide past wooden skeletons for dozens of luxury town houses.
ON a nondescript block in Williamsburg, not far from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, a new bar and restaurant called Rye opened last week.
On Hindley's 23rd birthday, her sister and brother-in-law, who had until then been living with relatives, were rehoused in Underwood Court, a block of flats not far from Wardle Brook Avenue.
During his freshman year, Gold took a course in cultural geography and was assigned to make an ethnic map of a block of Beverly Boulevard not far from downtown.
We had, after all, reached this New England hamlet via a five-minute drive from downtown Chicago, which was itself nestled up against a block of New York brownstones not far from an overgrown patch of jungle.
