Sentence examples for indirect streets from inspiring English sources

The spontaneous and unorganized growth of the aforementioned street networks, referred to as organic networks, forms a dense network of small, narrow and indirect streets that are not organized according to ideal geometric patterns of urban designers but emerged and were redirected according to the daily needs of the residents and included irregular and deformed shapes and intersection angels.

This, Mr. Brown said, removed the possibility of a juror favoring a death sentence in order to keep a convicted killer off the streets -- an indirect form of coercion of a juror that the Court of Appeals declared unconstitutional.

Besides shareholders, other Wall Street investors have an indirect stake in First Alliance's loan operations.

This study examines a model that attempts to explain the direct and indirect influences of the design of street networks on residents' health and wellbeing.

The basic question is whether Ms. Lee, as she walked her dog on a quiet street here, became an indirect casualty of our foreign wars.

I walked slowly towards them, via an indirect route with palm tree lined residential streets.

Essentially, there are two major channels of funding for car lending: indirect lending, which relies on major Wall Street banks for its capital, and local community banks.

7. (C) The premise behind these rumors is that Nawaz-inspired street demonstrations timed to coincide with indirect Senate elections and another lawyers' "Long March" on March 9 may get out of hand.

All told, the government has assumed at least $7 trillion in direct and indirect financial obligations in the form of Wall Street bailouts, emergency lending and government guarantees on bank deposits, inter-bank loans and home mortgages.

Let's go for a walk and talk about what's bothering you," or indirect, saying, "I need to go down the street to get something.

By the way, I hope Ms. Ho was not an indirect beneficiary of the greed and stupidity of Wall Street by being a recipient of a University scholarship or stipend.