Sentence examples for certain intersections from inspiring English sources

Sharing the road with car traffic, and jogging to evade it at certain intersections, can rouse even the sleepiest commuter.

"Certain intersections of the halls are usually populated by a certain race or people of the same cultural background," said Svetlana Bezinyan, a Russian-born senior.

In the late 1990s, he sued Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and other officials over the city's erection of pedestrian barriers at certain intersections.

Certain transfers between subway lines, passageways of almost transcendent sordidness; certain sites of torn-down buildings where parking lots have silently sprung up like fungi; certain intersections created by illogical confluences of streets — these express with particular force the city's penchant for the provisional and its resistance to permanence, order, closure.

Now people can check its conclusions and understand why LA's public department prioritizes certain intersections. .

Next, Chandra reshapes the grid, changing certain intersections or roads, in order to create a winding maze.

Twitter feeds informed demonstrators to gather quickly at a certain intersection, then disperse rapidly.

A further application is given by selecting screws to design a system such that a certain intersection is desirable between the system and its reciprocal system.

We understand the effect of being on the northwest corner of a certain intersection rather than the southeast corner (or vice versa).

This same article explains, "Twitter feeds informed demonstrators to gather quickly at a certain intersection and then disperse as rapidly--one video showed them burning a government poster as the chant against Ayatollah Khomenei rang out".

While the city is installing the bike boxes at certain busy intersections, it is also trying to shift more riders away from bike lanes on busy streets to what it calls bike boulevards, quieter streets with less potential for collisions.