Sentence examples for shadowy streets from inspiring English sources

Over the river, the terracotta metropolis reveals its winding, shadowy streets lined with blue-and-white-tiled townhouses.

Shadowy streets and university buildings, empty (because the photographs required long exposures and so couldn't capture people moving), look ghostly like ruins.

Arriving in a red Mercedes-Benz convertible, he had lunch at the River Café, a lonely outpost among shadowy streets that gained a reputation for its food.

For three years, he carried a Smith & Wesson revolver, checked under his car for bombs and avoided walking along dark shadowy streets.

Every evening as dusk fell they lit the gas lamps that illuminated the city's shadowy streets, returning just before dawn to extinguish the flames.

The substitution of lawns and malls for the shadowy streets and ominous skyscrapers of the city doesn't bother Mr. McLoughlin, who spent many weekends as a child visiting his aunt and uncle in Wantagh.

Every shadowy street seemed charged with Durrell's strange magic.

Once again, it's not uncommon to feel a vague sense of dread when walking down a shadowy street.

The "Yper-Yper" fans in the movie throw around Dylan's name and rhapsodize about the depth of Rodriguez, the shadowy street poet.

Because it takes some serious brand identity to get away with dialogue like that, or this: "Midas Mulligan!" a man in a fedora calls out to a passing banker on a shadowy street.

The exhibition is called Varna Road – once described by the tabloids as "the wickedest street in England" – and includes a photograph of Kathleen waiting for a client on the kerb of the shadowy street.