Sentence examples for lines of streets from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood itself is shaped like a ladle, with four lines of streets cutting across the middle and one long one, which bends like a handle before merging into some woods.

Paper-thin redraws of their past hits, most blatantly "Toys in the Attic" and "Cryin,' " will satisfy die-hard legacy fans and few others, though the forceful blues chug and rough-and-tumble lines of "Street Jesus" add some pep.

Secondly, showing up to the front lines of street level protests can be a respectable first step, but without taking any real action on a personal level it could be all for naught.

During this the period the main axis of the city shifted from the older line of streets running from London Gate and Riding Gate, to the new route between West Gate and Newingate.

"Then they've got a whole line of street wear to die for," said Martha MacKechnie, the retail operations manager for the New York Yacht Club's Young America syndicate.

Founded by two college classmates, NaCo the company makes a line of street-chic sportswear inspired by naco the adjective, which translates roughly as tacky, in south-of-the-border slang.

Puma, too, is once again linking its brand with a vanguard fashion house, authorizing Fake London to affix the Puma logo to the Fake London Genius line of street-and-club-ready sweats and tracksuits.

It is not for us to quibble with the opening lines of Mean Streets.

Unlike the builders of older ballparks, Ruppert didn't have to contort the stadium to fit the lines of city streets.

Street vendors displayed most of what they had for sale in open sight on tables that lined curbsides of streets, allowing customers to browse easily.

While it lasted, this IPO frenzy padded the bottom lines of Wall Street's investment banks.