Sentence examples for over a street from inspiring English sources

A month ago, his colleagues took over a street right next to my fixer's house, blocking it off and hoisting up the black flag that serves as their symbol.

He said RCP members "were the ones who started to cause problems leading into evening by marching and trying to take over" a street corner.

Locals were sometimes amused when "picture people" took over a street for a Keystone Kops chase, or a romantic rescue on horseback, but they didn't want anything to do with the wastrels.

Several hundred antiwar protesters ranged through the city on the last day of the Democratic convention on Thursday and by nightfall had effectively taken over a street by the FleetCenter, ignoring the nearby fenced-in "Free Speech Zone," which they derided as a "cage".

This week, a YouTube channel dedicated to incredible scenes from the Kruger National Park in South Africa published a video of a large group of lions taking over a street near the Lower Sabie camp.

LAHORE, Pakistan — If ever a squabble over a street name could sum up a nation's identity crisis, it is happening in Lahore, Pakistan's cultural capital.

"YOU like congealed pigs' blood?" my travel companion asked, pulling me over to a street cart in Ho Chi Minh City.

London was awarded £13m to prioritise Ulevs in several boroughs, such as introducing charging infrastructure to over a dozen streets in Hackney.

There's always next year, when, as rumour has it, the unstoppable Avicii branding campaign will take over an entire street. .

Bonner runs Koryo Tours, a travel company specialising in trips to the DPRK, while Johnson-Hill presides over a street-wear empire, Plastered, producing T-shirts emblazoned with Maoist kitsch.

A 61-year-old man who died when knocked over by a street sign in Izumi.