Sentence examples for death streets from inspiring English sources

Many years after her death, streets and apartment buildings were named after her in the London boroughs of Tower Hamlets and Barking; she was further commemorated in her old constituency of Northampton when a hall of residence in the University of Northampton was named the Margaret Bondfield Hall.

I gotta get a cab.' " On the M22, RoseMarie, who is in her fifties and was dressed in a dark business suit (her guide dog's name is Iliad), talked about the first American guide dog crossing West Street — its nickname was Death Street at the time — from the piers, in 1928.

The threat of suicide bombers is always high in Iraq, but especially so on Baghdad's airport road, known as Death Street to Iraqis and I.E.D. Alley to Americans, after the improvised explosive devices that are common on the 10-mile route.

Martin makes it known that she is no stranger to death, street violence, drugs and hardship.

Created by medical man John Snow, the black marks track the deaths street by street and, combined with Snow's theory that cholera was waterborne, pinpoint the root of the outbreak: a contaminated pump in the centre of Broad Street.

They had to cope with death threats, street protests, union manoeuvres and even arrests over irregularities in their paperwork.

More recently, in 1973, Nicholas Freeling allowed his Dutch police inspector, Piet Van der Valk, to be brutally and mindlessly beaten to death by street thugs, and his readers never forgave him.

Mubarak's iron-fist rule and the outbreak of the dirty war between the regime and Islamist militants in the 1990s meant the death of street dissent.

Pregnant woman stabbed to death on street in Venice Beach.

How a boy's death became street theater in Flatbush.

Again, Edson's death sparked street protests, this time in Newham.