Sentence examples for block view from inspiring English sources

By Selma Robinson The New Yorker, September 28, 1940 P. 38 The undertaker on our block View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By Jia Tolentino.

A9, a new search engine from Amazon, has a feature called "Block View" with pictures of streets and their shop fronts, so if you have forgotten the name of the restaurant you are looking for, you may be able to recognise it in the picture.

This view is also known as the growing block view.

At the opposite extreme to the 4-D Block view is Presentism, the doctrine that concrete reality is confined to the momentary present.

Broad introduced the 'spotlight' metaphor (1923: 59), though at the time he subscribed to the Growing Block view; the Moving Spotlight conception is perhaps best known for being the primary target of McTaggart's assault on the reality of time.

Thus, a melon syntenic block view of cucumber chromosomes was developed which is shown in Figure 3.

They argue that this did not so much block views as "frame" the river.

Mr. Raiford said some organ pipes had been reconfigured so they would no longer block views of the stained glass.

And just about everywhere, residents are fighting new cell-phone towers, which can block views or just look ugly.

That way, anyone on the curb could judge whether the final product would block views or loom too large.

One court in California even extended the definition to include newly planted rows of trees that block views.