Sentence examples for intersections came from from inspiring English sources

Chiu noted that between 80 and 85percentt of all traffic at Market Street intersections came from drivers crossing the iconic boulevard instead of traveling along it.

The main inspiration for Intersections came from the Alhambra, where Agha "realized how important that architectural space is for both the East and the West, because that's where the East and the West met".

Stick a big sign at several busy intersections coming from every direction to your house, with a very obvious arrow pointing in the direction of your place.

At intersection, vehicles coming from different directions conflict with each other.

For my money, the best intersection of price and quality came from Spain: a lovely, spicy, earthy Montsant from Celler de Capçanes for $20.

Instead, it came from the intersection of the city of Vienna's needs for high-density inner-city housing, and the sort of architectural ideas that were dominant in the capital of the Hapsburg Empire in the early 20th century.

We were entering an intersection on a green light when suddenly a panel truck came from our right, running a red light, and collided with us.

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.

I came from a technology background, so I found my "sweet spot" at the intersection of what I was passionate about: social media, marketing and technology.

Frantic calls to the police and Fire Department workers came from all directions, with reports of swaying buildings at John Street and the intersection of Greenwich and Liberty Streets.

Further evidence that beacons provided information to afford decision-making and a subsequent intersection-related behavior comes from the time-course of beacon use on approach to an intersection.