Sentence examples for famous intersection from inspiring English sources

And now the most famous intersection in Los Angeles carries his name.

Most of the recent renewal has been concentrated around Hollywood and Vine, perhaps the city's most famous intersection.

In Tokyo you see these crowds of people crossing that famous intersection and everybody's asking, don't you want to take a shot like this?

Sabathia and the bullpen coach Mike Harkey spent Tuesday morning at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum at the famous intersection of 18th and Vine in the home of one of the iconic Negro league teams, the Kansas City Monarchs.

We meet in the heart of Shibuya, in a second-story café overlooking the most famous intersection in Japan — a crowded network of diagonal crosswalks that is featured in nearly every film set in Tokyo.

A novel about the 1967 Detroit race riots, this book named after a famous intersection in the city has been praised for evoking the time and place with great detail and insight.

LOS ANGELES, Jan . 25— For decades, tourists deposited themselves at one of the most famous intersections in America Hollywoodod and Vine — and looked around in puzzlement, wondering what exactly they were supposed to be seeing.

Said the students: "No major designation or major attraction highlights this world-famous intersection". The Pantages is near Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street.

Other famous New York intersections get the same treatment.

One especially famous, and early, intersection is Issey Miyake's 1983 red bustier, resin on molded plastic, which idealizes the female torso with considerable accuracy and also echoes a bronze cuirass from fourth-century B.C. Greece.

In a mall at the intersection made famous in the tango "Sur" is Almacén Porteño (Galería Gran Boedo, Avenida San Juan 3625, No. 47; 54-9-11-4979-8604; www.tangoalmacen.com), a tiny record store with an extensive collection of tango CDs (15 to 24 pesos), photos and sheet music.