Sentence examples for intersecting streets from inspiring English sources
These numbers show the dominant speed of the cars 50 m before and after the intersections at two intersecting streets obtained by the distance and time (minus the red lights interval).
Wide intersecting streets running along the central axis, split the city into quadrants, which further divide into a network of lanes and alleys.
Nearby business owners say the isolated road has been used for drag racing because there are no lights, few buildings and only a handful of intersecting streets.
Why, then, couldn't the entire question of how to designate the intersecting streets on Fifth Avenue be resolved by a bus-stop sign that, for example, reads "5th Avenue and 78th St".? Geoffrey H. Arnold Brookline, Mass., March 23 , 2011
Officials and people who had surveyed the accident scene said that it appeared the biker had made a sharp left turn at one point, and headed down one of the few intersecting streets, Forest Avenue.
The antique advertisement depicts a rectilinear grid of long, broad, intersecting streets stretching for two miles between navigable rivers to east and west, and a mile from north to south.
As in "Immersion," above, layered and intersecting architectural structures, streets and corporate logos spread out across the surface and recede into deep perspectival space.
New Lebanon doesn't even have a particularly cute main street: the two intersecting thoroughfares, Route 22 and Route 20, are broad, pokey streets dotted with strip malls, gas stations and musty secondhand shops.
The piece is distinguished by intersecting screens whose propellerlike forms divide, bend and distort the projection.
Beyond owning a gritty-yet-femme aesthetic, Girl Mobb's work is meant to stick it to the graffiti and street art scenes — two intersecting subcultures that are still overwhelmingly male and dripping with masculine ego.
A neighborhood space syntax shows the neighborhood streets as a series of intersecting lines creating a network of links and nodes.
