Sentence examples for isolated streets from inspiring English sources

They said the zone will drive women into "more isolated streets where they will be more vulnerable to rape and other violence".

Another prudent measure is to avoid isolated streets or underground passageways late at night.

At night, gangs routinely block tunnels or set up checkpoints on isolated streets, unhampered by the police, and rob or kidnap unwary motorists.

Altogether, the deaths of nine people who were killed on Anchorage trails, in parks and on isolated streets since January remain unsolved – among them three cases involving two victims each.

"However, the events of the past week are unprecedented: rocks have been replaced by sniper bullets, city mosques transformed into front line field hospitals, and isolated street clashes superseded by systematized killings".

The influence of the ratio between the height of the upstream and downstream canyon walls, as well as the gap distance between them on the flow pattern, was analyzed considering the situations of 'open country' or isolated street canyon and 'urban roughness' in which the influence of an urban fabric was considered.

The heavy rainfall caused isolated street flooding due to clogged storm drains.

Even as the neighborhood has attracted an art scene and sprouted housing developments, the truckers who come through to the terminal markets and the isolated industrial streets continue to create an atmosphere that lends itself to prostitution.

They don't even know why they're being isolated".The streets of Freetown were empty yesterday as people observed a forced "stay-at-home" day to reflect and pray on Ebola.

Walking back to the car one time -- saying nothing, but looking around on an isolated, desolate street -- I was like, "I get it.

It took Egypt's military brass less than six months to first isolate street-battle hardened soccer fans, the country's most militant opponents of military rule and then restore their waning popularity amid mushrooming protests demanding an immediate return of the armed forces to their barracks and a transition to civilian government.