Sentence examples for confusing streets from inspiring English sources

Boiler repairers and taxi drivers shunned the confusing streets, Representative Garcia said.

On a week-long trip to Istanbul in early May, Alexandra Xanthaki used her iPhone all the time to navigate the notoriously congested, confusing streets looking for restaurants.

Day after day I was forced to take long detours, wending my way to Bull Street through Savannah's narrow and confusing streets.

The show's vision of Manhattan is all confusing streets and dark recesses, a place where everyone is watching everyone else in rearview mirrors, surveillance cameras, curtained windows.

Lobello's unit, Fox Company, Second Battalion, Twenty-third Marine Regiment, became caught up in a chaotic and confusing street battle and fired on the three Kachadoorian cars that were carrying the family back to safety after the fail-safe home they had fled to was destroyed by bombings.

In that opening speech, Patrick Sinclair, the assistant United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, tried to head off all the confusing Wall Street jargon soon to be unleashed by claiming the defendants had simply been deceitful.

The problem, it seems, lies in confusing criminal street gangs with secretive organized crime networks.

The problem, it seems, lies in confusing criminal street gangs with secretive organised crime networks.

It was exactly the same with the Johnsons". The problem, it seems, lies in confusing criminal street gangs with secretive organised crime networks.

To get around the Pilgrim landscape, you will need a car, some good maps, and GPS wouldn't hurt, though even that may not help when it comes to navigating Lincoln's many and confusing one-way streets.

The confusing maze of streets, however, means that outsiders get lost easily.