Sentence examples for distant streets from inspiring English sources

Volunteers, mostly young women, directed us to more distant streets — the main routes were impassable.

The courtyard is surrounded on three sides by tall, pale urban walls, and a stairway leads to an upper level, where the perspective is tweaked, with miniature houses and buildings to suggest distant streets.

Do we believe in American principles enough to take the time to explain them — which is not the same as apologizing — not only in distant streets but also in our own?

As she sat high behind the wheel of her father's expensive car, her mussed hair caught fire in stray loops and strands from the distant street lamp.

A drawing entitled Les Sons de Paris, 1898, (apres Pissarro), shows a Paris street scene in which there is a comic book balloon pointing to a distant street with the word Squoosh! coming from it.

With the freedoms they had granted each other, they needed such privacy that even a distant street light or the remotest chance of a cop with a flashlight and barking voice could not be borne.

I've been finding distant street signs and airport gate numbers a bit blurry, so I took Opternative's test myself.

Deliveries of flour in 50kg (110lb) sacks had to be lugged from a distant side street.

A 1958 photograph by Jerry Dantzic of boys on a raft in the East River makes the heat-hazed towers of distant Wall Street part of a Mark Twain idyll.

After killing or wounding a number of others on the mall, Whitman trained his fire toward the businesses of distant Guadalupe Street, wounding or killing others as they innocently passed by or sought cover in fear.

There's also a sense of safety that comes from being distant from the street.