Sentence examples for intersection known as from inspiring English sources

But when those two 130-year-old live oaks shade an intersection known as Toomer's Corner in Auburn, Ala.

Gunmen who apparently came from the village of Yatta drove to an intersection known as Zif junction and waited for passing Israeli cars, security officials said.

Ironically, his death took place beside a usually busy traffic intersection known as the clock roundabout, where Isis carries out public killings.

Although it remained unclear if any others in the area were hit by the explosion, the strike was in a busy part of the city right beside a traffic intersection known as the clock roundabout.

Sergeant Dunn said the hedgerow graffiti, as well as on a tall white fence at a well-traveled intersection known as Five Corners and a tree at the East Hampton Jewish Center, are thought to have been sprayed by the same hand.

This intersection, known as the Panama (CO-NZ-CA) Triple Junction, is migrating to the southeast at a rate of 55 mm/yr, and currently coincides with the lateral termination of the Fila Costeña Thrust Belt in the inner forearc of the overriding plate.

When Anderson sang, "I'll be the roundabout," most American listeners surely had no idea that he was referring to the kind of intersection known less euphoniously, in the U.S., as a traffic circle.

The route intersects PA 232 (Oxford Avenue) at an intersection locally known as Five Points.

And right outside the Statehouse, the intersection formally known as Capitol and Washington has fancy new honorary street signs — Dolphins Drive and Browns Boardwalk.

Protesters erected tents in the intersection, improbably known as Kentucky Square because of a restaurant resembling a KFC that used to be there.

One of these innovative intersection designs, known as the exit-lanes for left-turn (EFL), opens up exit-lanes to be used by left-turn traffic with the help of an additional traffic light installed at the median opening (the pre-signal).