Sentence examples for marked intersection from inspiring English sources

Maybe, on any given day, we might be sweating profusely on a sidewalk covered in trash, ready to take our life in our hands against traffic at a badly marked intersection, or stuck on the Dolphin Expressway.

Natalia Boyarskaya (Russia), who had built a lead of 59 seconds over the top of Badaling, had to stop to see which way to choose at a poorly marked intersection.

A 17-year-old girl was killed Saturday night when a sport-utility vehicle struck her as she tried to cross a marked intersection in Brooklyn, the police said.

Another suggested marking intersections with "giant inflatable kitsch beach creatures".

The sign marked the intersection of 35th Avenue and 81st Street, near where a former architect named Alfred Mosher Butts created the game in 1938.

("[I]t seems likely that Sontag considered Arbus a rival for ascendancy in the hip and glamorous zone that marked the intersection of pop culture and high culture"). But he does get what Sontag missed: that Arbus' images of freaks are anything but freakish.

Marker intersection between these maps is significant, but missing data, non-uniform data quality and anonymity of many markers constrain the accuracy of the map merging process and the resolution of synteny between barley and other genomes.

The building is situated in the Hollywood Walk of Fame monument area on the southwest corner of the intersection referred to as Hollywood and Vine, marking the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street.

TITANIC LIGHTHOUSE MEMORIAL, a 60-foot monument to the doomed ship, marks the intersection of Fulton and Pearl Streets.

Charlton Place also marks the intersection where old Islington High Street, becoming even narrower, changes its name to Camden Passage.

It marks the intersection of the Wertheims' various passions: science, mathematics, art, feminism, handicrafts and social activism.