Sentence examples for dark overpass from inspiring English sources

It doesn't seem totally legit, like that picture of the dark overpass with the phrase "Free Hugs" spray-painted on the concrete.

At about 4am, in the rain, they pitch tents – difficult in the dark – under a highway overpass marked by graffiti from Afghan migrants.

The location was a bit off, too: Though the apartment was across East 59th Street from the Bridgemarket, and though the view of the Roosevelt Island tramway was delightful, the couple didn't relish walking on First Avenue beneath the dark and noisy Queensboro Bridge overpass.

Under the overpass, on the dark road, behind closed office doors.

Think of squat concrete schools, treeless tract house developments and the dark and trashy underworld of the highway overpass.

A futuristic staircase to a highway overpass spirals up into the dark sky, one of the many scenes on Oliveira's 2 1/2-hour commute that give this megalopolis its reputation as a subtropical "Blade Runner-esque" city, partly inspired by the mega-rich who buzz above in helicopters, preferring to buy their way out of the crime and traffic on the streets below.

Until last summer, the main campus and the northern wing, which includes Juilliard and the administrative offices, were linked by a wide overpass that gave the street below the grim, dark look of an industrial facility.

This week, it has greeted the world with a massive, intimidating picture: dark blue uniforms, on city streets, under freeway overpasses, in convention hotels, on scooters and bicycles, in helicopters and patrol cars.

Though it was dark, I could see that we were near a freeway overpass.

For driving, we're partial to the Prowler frame ($79-$79-$129pending on lenses) with GRX Spectrum lenses, because they shield your eyes from the kind of alternating thrum of light and dark that's so common when you drive in urban or suburban areas, where overpasses, trees and other obstacles make your peepers constantly adjust to differing light conditions.

Alone in the dark, I walked through the hotel parking lot, hopped a low chain fence, crossed the train tracks trestle-overpass, and started to cruise the long way around the plaza towards the infamous Book Depository and the grassy knoll.