Sentence examples for public thoroughfares from inspiring English sources
They look at first sight like public thoroughfares, but they are run by private firms that can enforce their own social codes: no hoodies; no homeless; no protests.
The message travels across a series of crowded public thoroughfares, where, at times, it will be out in the open, entirely visible.
"A person traveling in an automobile on public thoroughfares has no reasonable expectation of privacy in his movements from one place to another," William H. Rehnquist, then an associate justice, wrote for the court.
The memorandum of understanding also refers to the potential reopening of a street-grid pattern, which may be the Port Authority's biggest concession, since some of its land would become public thoroughfares.
In the limousine, on the ride over, Johnson read over some late changes to the text, which included "words of disapproval" for protesters who, among other things, "block public thoroughfares to traffic," Branch writes.
Electric lighting came to the city's public thoroughfares for the first time, while the Grand Palais, the Petit Palais, the Metro system, the Pont Alexandre III and the Gare (now Musee) d'Orsay were all inaugurated for the occasion.
The path to acceptance, we believe, is to demonstrate that we are sober users of the public thoroughfare.
The assertion is clear: the public thoroughfare in front of a building, belongs to the building's occupant, even when it is not being used.
Signorini said it was legal in Italy to take photographs on "a public thoroughfare" and the photos could just as easily been taken by a member of the public standing on the road bordering Lord Linley's Chateau d'Autet.
We walked westwards, with a terrace of cottages – "the Rank" – on our right; the front doors of their 18th-century originals would have opened directly on to the public thoroughfare.
In fact, the board has already rescinded one provision in the new policy, that owners may not walk their dogs on East 91st Street, which, although it is a public thoroughfare, is closed to traffic.
