Sentence examples for restricted streets from inspiring English sources

Bus Route Changes -- Monday Aug. 30 through Thursday Sept. 2 Map of Manhattan highlighting areas around Madison Square Garden and closed or restricted streets.

Their signs were handmade; some presented simple demands: more permits, fewer tickets and restricted streets, and an end to the 20ft rule that keeps vendors from working near building entrances.

What prompted the permitting program were complaints from the public pertaining to stopping in unsafe locations, traveling on restricted streets and a lack of accessibility for people with disabilities.

In the past two years, 21 cities have restricted street feeding of homeless people, according to the National Coalition for the Homeless.

It was meant, he said, to counter City Council efforts to restrict street performers downtown.

The goal is to restrict street parking for a certain time period, say two or six hours, said Donald Marra, the village administrator.

The voting coincides with fresh political upheaval in the wake of a new law sharply restricting street protests.

The most important part, they said, would be to control traffic by restricting many streets in Manhattan to private buses, cabs and emergency vehicles.

These buildings, now a major draw for (mostly German) tourists, are all within walking distance of one another, on cobblestoned streets restricted to traffic, so that the feeling of downtown Dresden is that of a Baroque fantasia.

Lincoln's problems with legal highs are not just restricted to the streets, according to the governor of Lincoln Prison.

Even though an outbreak of plague restricted festivities, "the streets seemed paved with men," wrote Dekker.