Sentence examples for pilot street from inspiring English sources

Arthur Rauhauser, 76, of City Island, saw the body floating yesterday while he was walking along the dock of a shipyard at Pilot Street.

You would fetch a chestnut from the chestnut tree on Pilot Street, drill a hole in it and then loop a string through it so you could fasten it to your belt.

BRONX CITY ISLAND $163,000 121 Pilot Street 2-bedroom, 1-bath, 60-year-old Cape Cod; eat-in kitchen, h/w floors, full basement, private driveway, 38-by-100-ft.

doormen, concierge, crown moldings, health club and pool in building; common charges $1,227; taxes $14,328; listed at $2.5 million, 12 weeks on market (Brokers: Trump Organization; Douglas Elliman) BRONX CITY ISLAND $355,000 141 Pilot Street 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 140-year-old Italianate house; dining room, family room, 2 fireplaces; needs renovation; 100-by-100-ft.

The pilot, "The Street," centers on a group of aggressive young Wall Street brokers with testosterone to burn.

While IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle Of Stalingrad wants to give you an authentic impression of being a second world war fighter pilot and Street Cleaning Simulator delivers all the stultifying mundanity of driving at walking pace sweeping gutters, there's a new breed of sim that's less concerned with verisimilitude.

In the first pilot, three Street View cars collected 150 million air quality data points over a month of driving around Denver, Colo.

The Home Office said it was working on various measures, including a pilot of street triage services where mental health nurses accompany police to incidents., But mental health charity, Sane, accused the government of failing to fund psychiatric services, leaving police to "pick up the pieces".

However, in contrast with the pilot study, street signs and the work place were not as frequently reported in the present study.

In 2013, Kathryn and the council launched the Adur & Worthing Play Streets pilot with 15 streets taking part, and culminated in over 500 children playing in over 30 sessions.

One of the problems with the early GPS system was its low accuracy which prevented it to be used in applications requiring high accuracy, such as piloting and street-level route guidance.