Sentence examples for inner street from inspiring English sources
Three days ago, I decided to take a walk along Karrada Inner Street, which is considered relatively secure compared with other areas in Baghdad.
Across Andingmen Inner Street, tucked between a duck vendor and a fruit shop, the take-away shop Jamaica Me Crazy (1 Cheniandian Hutong; 86-010-6592-1254) offerstewed chicken, stewed rice, oxtail, and ackee and saltfish, Jamaica's national dish.
Weeks after this film had premiered at Cannes, Zizou once again summoned his inner street kid and brought his career to an ignominious end with that headbutt on the arch-villain Marco Materazzi.
Following the city's original Augustan ramparts, the museum's inner "street" is open to the public, so that visitors can freely enter the monumental 17-meter atrium, adorned with the temple pediment from the sacred spring where the pre-Roman settlement of Nemausus was founded.
Referees have enough to cope with as it is, but unruly behaviour in the wall as teams defend free-kicks shouldn't be an issue in Brazil, provided they summon their inner street artist.
The inner streets of the city are narrow, winding, and impassable for motor traffic; the newer outer suburbs are more spacious and are laid out more systematically.
On the inner streets, dozens of officers, many fresh out of the police academy, walk in pairs or linger on corners.
Sai Kung itself is a bustling town, with hard bargainers offering seafood along the shore, and pubs and restaurants on inner streets.
It is grounded as much in their inner streets -- their intelligence, imagination, conflicts, the ways their personalities are wired -- as in the streets through which the city circulates in the world outside our walls.
He often talks about what he calls congestion pricing, noting that London officials charge drivers for the use of clogged inner streets, and says bridge tolls could be increased at peak travel times to discourage traffic.
It is known as Batman's Alley and on Google Maps it looks like any of the hundreds of narrow inner streets that twist and turn within Sao Paulo's blocks.
