Sentence examples for every street of from inspiring English sources

If anybody wants to know what terror looks like, its face is visible every day on every street of Iraq.

Even if the events of Sept. 11 had not been so recent, they loomed on every street of the peninsula.

In just the last week, Google officially responded to a Federal Communications Commission complaint that it had obstructed an investigation into its Street View project, its plan to photograph every street of the inhabited world.

The box of delights which sits in every room in every home in every street of every town, city and village in the UK  is a powerful one in making and breaking stereotypes.

People bought bunches of lily of the valley for their buttonholes, probably because they could not escape the vendors, who seemed to have truck-loads of the delicate little white flower in every street of Paris.

Ms. Siano-Gilligan said that when she was running for office, she and her two running mates walked every street of the town, where they kept hearing about problems with the police.

Every street out of town seemed to dead-end in farmland, and here a lighted combine swept back and forth over the field, rising and falling like a ship over high seas.

Since then the optimists have dreamed of supermarkets and fast-food outlets on every street and of mobile technology allowing the country to "leapfrog" development stages to draw level with Thailand, or even Singapore.

Nor that, as a result of the arrival of more brands that can afford those rents, Madison Avenue could begin to look like every other street of luxury shops on the planet.

THE hoardings along every main street of central Beijing look like an effort to promote a new safari park: billboards are plastered with giant photographs of elephants, giraffes, lions and zebras.

On the first day of organised strikes, it seemed like every street was full of protesters.