Sentence examples for opposite the intersection from inspiring English sources

Designed by Ms. Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, the firm's other principal partner, the new New Museum will be on the Bowery, just opposite the intersection with Prince Street, which terminates there.

The police said that one man ran to the opposite corner of the intersection after he was struck and collapsed there.

"In its rawest form, we are moving from a model where we are akin to two gas stations on opposite corners of the intersection, driving down the price of gas, to a model where we represent a monopoly over all of the talent that the producers want to hire".

All the way on the opposite side of the intersection.

The two highways meet at a superstreet intersection, so there is no direct access between MD 18B and MD 18S on the opposite side of the intersection.

A pair of verbal or nonverbal cues was displayed in the VE at each decision point, placed at either opposite corner of the intersection, and in corridors at various nondecision points.

As opposite, the proteins belonging to the intersection subsets of groups of patients with meningitis were predicted be only extracellular (71%) or cytoplasmatic (29%), supporting the idea that they may play a role in the pathophysiological processes of host response to the infection of the CNS.

A good portion of the traffic uses this intersection as ingress or egress from M-10 (Lodge Freeway), and an additional service ramp loops across, cutting through the intersection in an opposite flow that one would expect (the left side of the road) in order to continue access on the south side, eastbound portion of Temple separated by a median.

He was standing on the intersection opposite the book depository as the President's car appeared.

Although both types of corners (concave and convex) are shaped by the intersection of {111} planes, they have opposite etching characteristics.

In 2004 the city announced that the theater, an itinerant Off Broadway institution known for innovative productions of Shakespearean and classical drama, would get a permanent home opposite the Brooklyn Academy of Music at the intersection of Flatbush and Lafayette Avenues.