Sentence examples for central crossing from inspiring English sources
Their design included a huge central crossing flanked by giant, round arches topped by a huge round lantern and dome, with a mosaic-covered interior, medieval in character.
A basic cause, then as now, was poor city planning, with roads laid out in such a way as to bring traffic from all quarters to a central crossing point.
And the resulting work -- a tall, curved, pointed tripod base, at the tip of which balances an arm, from one end of which dangle triangles and disks -- was installed in a pool in the central crossing of the X-shaped, one-story mall.
Suffolk County Council said it considered two ideas for a more central crossing but believed its plan for the eastern end of the lake will be the most "cost effective" and appropriate option.
The council said it considered two ideas for a more central crossing but believed its plan for the eastern end of the lake would be the most appropriate option.
"The port is not very busy and one could say it's run-down - and the central crossing option is well clear of the turning circle [for boats]." The WSP report said a bridge at the central location would cost £116.5m and Mr Colby's barrage scheme had "disadvantages... particularly in respect of the harbour operations and associated impacts on potential incoming future investment in the town".
Most Oregon covered bridges were built with Howe trusses, developed in 1840 by the Massachusetts architect William Howe, which have central, crossed timbers with vertical, adjustable iron stress rods.
He set the central cross against a background of swirling white and clear glass indicating clouds, interwoven with the more unusual symbol of butterflies, representing resurrection.
The biggest and easiest is a wide staircase from the Tube station above, which leads down to the central cross-passage of the shelter and so gives access to all parts.
A central cross-section through a homogeneous sphere is shown.
The sensitivity over the central cross-section is localized.
