Sentence examples for point street from inspiring English sources

At this short scale, the "origin" is the entrance (street) that the vehicle choses to access the limited area and the "destination" is the exit point (street), with possible intermediate stops to deliver inside the area.

They roared off, past the muffler shops toward Northern Boulevard, their yellow and black club emblems visible through the dust on the Willets Point streets.

Street argues that "the substantive content of a given agent's reasons is a function of his or her particular, contingently given, evaluative starting points" (Street 2010).

Grand River Avenue runs through the northern section of Redford Township in Wayne County and crosses into Detroit at the intersection with 7 Mile Road and 5 Points Street.

The photographer explained that using intense lighting without focused LEDs or pointing street lights downward can lead to irregular human sleep patterns, animal migrations, and, of course, a lack of visibility of the night sky.

To further compare the clinical significance of our meta-analysis, we looked at the results of trials that used the NPI to evaluate the efficacy of an atypical antipsychotic (olanzapine) in reducing BPSD among AD nursing home residents who had clinically significant levels of behavioral and psychological symptoms at baseline with a total NPI score of at least 44 points (Street et al 2000).

Access points from street level will be located every two to three blocks.

North of this point, Meadow Street splits into a one-way couplet, with Fulton Street carrying southbound traffic and Meadow Street handling northbound traffic.

At some point, the street lights come on and the empty bus is driven away.

"At one point Halsted Street, from 16th all the way to 47th, was almost all Lithuanian," Mr. Stanciauskas said.

To press home the point, Downing Street issued a list of atrocities carried out before intervention in Afghanistan and Iraq.