Sentence examples for most avenues from inspiring English sources

All this had closed off most avenues for reasonable discussion.

Locksmith is annoyed at his agent's lack of confidence in him, but most avenues of solace are cut off to him by the insurance company contract.

The government has also pledged to speed up the asylum process, and to close most avenues of appeal for rejected applicants.

The White House also has offered to negotiate the first direct-mail service in decades and to resume talks with the Cuban government on migration, which were suspended by the Bush administration in 2003 along with most avenues of regular communication.

But President George W. Bush ended the meetings in 2004 — and effectively shut down most avenues of regular communication with Havana — after accusing Cuba of ignoring a variety of delicate issues, including exit visas, the treatment of Cubans repatriated to the island and the surveillance of dissidents.

Even most Parisians don't know that the avenue de L'Opéra, leading to the opera house, is not lined with trees like most avenues of Paris because its master architect, Charles Garnier, did not want anything to block the view of the building, so he instructed the urban planners of the time to never plant anything along the way leading to his structure.

The Metamorphoses, in particular, offered one of the most-accessible and most-attractive avenues to the riches of Greek mythology.

One of Berlin's most resplendent avenues is named simply the "Street of June 17" in remembrance.

Washington has refused to pay for the most controversial avenues of reproductive research.

Mobile tech has become one of the most powerful avenues for learning, connecting and socialising.

Some of the most interesting avenues of discussion were about what didn't receive a positive response.