So you're constantly finding yourself blocked or cut up by cars trying to turn off the avenue but stopped.
He charged a pair of black woollen fishnets and two pairs of regular black stockings, and then they crossed the street and detoured off the avenue to look at a window display of men's suits.
The police had to close off the avenue in front of the eatery to accommodate the crowds, and Norm Langer told me that they served almost 8,000 sandwiches in two days.
The police sealed off the main avenues using large shipping containers to block the roads, and soldiers set up sandbagged positions around the Parliament building.
Feel free to detour and explore the woodland paths leading off the main avenue.
The Branch Davidians had argued that government gunfire, which they believed appeared as flashes on the infrared video, cut off the only avenue of escape as flames consumed the retreat.
Jenny Golub When getting off the Third Avenue bus recently, Peggy Keilus asked the driver if, with the new $2 fare, transit officials were planning on installing fare boxes to take bills.
All at once, something freightened him - some new noise from without or some old memory from within - and, with a snort and a clatter, he took off up the avenue.
The delirious stainless-steel exterior of Mr. Gehry's Disney Hall, opened in 2003, added some desperately needed vitality to the street, but the chiseled concrete of Rafael Moneo's 2002 Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels created a sacred precinct walled off from the avenue.
