Sentence examples for intersection now from inspiring English sources
And you can go there now and it's like, 'What?' " Little at that intersection now evokes the Hollywood of old.
Meanwhile, another biker was about to pass him, and pedestrians in the intersection now scattered like deer.
A 360-degree tour of Du Du's intersection now runs past a row of tents, buckled homes, a trash heap and vendors in tilted shacks.
The intersection now was as careworn and antique as a wagon wheel, its spires strewn with broken glass and cigarette butts and glimmering oil, its hub home to a decaying costume shop, a gas station, a White Castle, and Garvey's corner store.
Where would they come from, and why would they cross four lanes of traffic?" Sandy Balboza, president of the Atlantic Avenue Association, said that if the kiosk were used as a bus shelter, refreshment stand or newsstand it would improve the look of the intersection, now surrounded by anonymous-looking big-box stores.
I then followed the gaze of the other half of the crowd down to the Mercedes SUV lying upside down in the middle of the intersection now filling with emergency personnel.
"We're at a very interesting kind of intersection right now where retail needs to be fun, it needs to be exciting".
"We look at it from the perspective of what it's like to walk across that intersection right now — it's pretty dangerous," said Jennifer Falk, executive director of the Union Square Partnership, a business group.
Crawford, the snoozing one-stoplight town seven miles down Prairie Chapel Road from Mr. Bush's ranch, has recently sprouted a bank at its one intersection, and now has three gift shops as well.
In order to combine these matching scores, SL is subtracted from 1, so that the histogram intersection would now signify higher similarity with lower values.
As Borthwick pivoted the conversation away from the deal he couldn't talk about to what Marc Benioff and salesforce.com are doing with Chatter and our strategic Radian6 acquisition, I couldn't help but notice how Benioff had correctly called the intersection he now calls the social enterprise.
