Sentence examples for inaccessible streets from inspiring English sources

To reach these somewhat inaccessible streets, take the B61 bus to the Red Hook Ikea; the bus runs between Queens Plaza and Red Hook, stopping in Downtown Brooklyn near the Jay Street-Borough Hall subway stop (A, C, F lines) and near the Borough Hall stop (2, 3, 4, 5, M, R).

Only when I saw a photograph of a guest parking his airplane in front of a local hotel did I understand the reason: for years, the city had been so inaccessible that the streets doubled as runways.

That area is inaccessible from the street, Mr. Browne said, adding that a tiny door opens into the corridor from a neighboring building.

Working with researchers at the Center for the Study of Brooklyn at Brooklyn College, Ms. Segal and her colleagues first eliminated lots that already had community gardens or plans for use, and parcels that were inaccessible from the street.

Dwellings in the less affluent communities often consist of tin-roofed concrete-block houses and multiunit dwellings on unpaved streets, often inaccessible to vehicles.

The neighbourhood was a little dodgy back then, so the two houses were connected by a second-storey catwalk, inaccessible to the mean streets below.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Entrance and main dining room on street level; inaccessible restroom.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Dining room at street level; inaccessible restrooms below ground.

But for many urban children from marginalized groups – including the children of migrants and children living in slums or on the streets – education remains inaccessible.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Street level; restrooms inaccessible.

He added: "Wall Street is basically inaccessible to our drivers because of traffic restrictions.