Sentence examples similar to flat avenue from inspiring English sources

And so, on a more intimate scale, does Tribes Gallery, which is host to exhibitions, jazz concerts and poetry readings in a second-floor railroad-style flat between Avenues C and D. Tribes's latest offering has ambitions as big as the venue is small.

Finsbury Park, N4, Sat & Sun BB For Glaswegian troops Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, house parties in (no prizes here) their basement flat on Dixon Avenue were a riotous affair and the antithesis of a dour student chunder fest.

Her early struggles while living in a third avenue flat, with the rent money never on time, did not check their climb.

Living in a flat on Eastburn Avenue in the Bronx, north of Manhattan, and with a well-to-do uncle and aunt in the suburb of Pelham Manor in Westchester County, he had a glimpse of a benevolent, calm life, contrasting sharply with the family life of the Doctorows in the Depression, which seemed both quarrelsome and stressful.

A neighborhood of ornate Victorian marble can cost more than an avenue of flat, mowable markers.

I found one example particularly disconcerting: that of the businesswoman at a dinner party in a flat on La Castellana (an avenue not known for its cheap rents) who declared, as the Rioja flowed, that the solution to the economic crisis would be to fire half the public employees and dissolve the autonomous community governments.

Reading this article, I felt strong emotions emerge as I remembered my $80-a-month 80-a-month 80-a-monthEast Sixth Street between Avenues A and B — my coldp and cheerful garret from the mid-'70s into 1984, waterthose around us were starting to pay the incredible, unbelievable sums oflat00 and $600 a month to livEast Sixth Streety!

His portrayals of the Arles landscape are informed by his Dutch upbringing; the patchwork of fields and avenues appear flat and lack perspective, but excel in their intensity of color.

On the main downtown avenue, Bullard Street, flat awnings shield the storefronts — a mix of galleries, cafes and secondhand shops — from the New Mexico sun.

Picture a flat city grid with every avenue having a pop-up barrier at each intersection, capable of diverting traffic down any side streets.

He retained a lifelong memory of looking down on the main avenue from his flat in Vienna after the Anschluss and seeing Hitler standing in his car driving along with his arm up making the Nazi salute: "I can still see him, with all the cheering and jubilation".