Sentence examples for junction in front of from inspiring English sources

Police blocked a junction in front of the police station after clashing with protesters outside a payday loan shop.

It was hard to tell at the messy road junction in front of the historic Red Fort and the shopping street of Chandni Chowk, though, which was still crammed with auto-rickshaws and buses barrelling along the roads with seemingly little regard for any traffic rules.

The underpass located at a major road junction in front of Konya Metropolitan Municipality building serves to thousands of people every day.

First, a highway junction that was in front of his restaurant was moved to another site; this drastically cut the flow of traffic past his door.

Also, don't get stuck behind a bus or find yourself travelling downwind of vehicle's exhaust fumes and when stopping at traffic lights or a major junction, move out in front of the stationary motor vehicles so you are not inhaling the plume of exhaust fumes and by monitoring air quality in your area.

In Colorado, there were about 25 folks in Grand Junction and about 50 people in front of Flava, a restaurant in Aurora.

Erich von Falkenhayn, the overall commander of the Ottoman Armies, had resolved to make a stand in front of Junction Station and succeeded in deploying his forces by the evening of 11 November.

The best viewpoint is the road as it drops down from the Fiddler's Elbow junction with the moor stretched out in front of you, but I've worked my way into the middle of it from the east, navigating past the heather and bilberry that have grown over the pitted remains of Brown Edge Quarry.

Besides dead volumes introduced by junctions and capillaries cannot be neglected any more in front of the volume of the gas tube itself.

"Some even wanted to put fences in front of the bike lanes at junctions," Segal remembers.

They might stop for a water break in front of 23 Wall, the fortresslike building at the junction of Broad that was the headquarters of J. P. Morgan & Company and was known in its heyday as the Corner.