Sentence examples for off avenues from inspiring English sources

In the last two years, a half-dozen or so have opened off Avenues A and B alone.

On the streets of Athens, in luxury shops off avenues where beggars lie prostrate, panic-buying has ensured a surge in sales.

The suit charged that the police trapped protesters inside pens and blocked off "avenues of escape" while approaching on horseback, causing people to be knocked down.

Singapore's experience illustrates that vertically unbundled PPPs could cut off avenues for cross-subsidisation, reduce information flows as well as economies of scale and scope, introduce principal agent problems, and result in underinvestment in capital stock and maintenance.

"[P]atients in this country won't take any comfort from the idea that people are trying to close off avenues of research that could potentially help them," Morrison said.

Their proposal calls for reductions­ to family-based immigration programs, cutting off avenues for the siblings and adult children of U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents to apply for green cards.

Cordons blocked off certain avenues and led you down others.

All this had closed off most avenues for reasonable discussion.

But Ionesco's disordered language keeps closing off the avenues for any comfortingly familiar comic forms.

Hundreds just like her were swarming over Mercer Street, cutting off all avenues of escape.

Where Argentina failed, however, a composed and strong-minded Italy succeeded in closing off all avenues to Germany.