Sentence examples for sides of a block from inspiring English sources

Now, the line has wrapped around three sides of a block, and is in danger of lapping itself.

Penetration usually consists of two transmissions through the two sides of a block.

To utilize the yard spaces, the twin ASCs are devised to share the same tracks installed at the two sides of a block, while interferences between the ASCs challenge the routing and sequencing operations.

The main stairway to the dungeon lay along Sunrise Alley at the side of A-Block, but the dungeons were also accessible by a staircase in a trapdoor along the corridor of D-Block.

Michigan Avenue was the corridor to the side of A-Block, and Broadway was the central corridor in which the inmates would assemble as they massed through Times Square (an area with a clock on the wall), before entering the dining hall for their meals.

In the 1930s under Joseph Stalin, images of the dam were ubiquitous in Ukraine and beyond, featuring on countless reliefs (on the side of a block of flats in Dnipropetrovsk, in Metro stations in Moscow and Kiev), on stamps, on badges.

The pièce de résistance was painted down the whole side of a block of flats - a huge 'Down with the USA' over an American flag with skulls for stars and bombs raining down.

By James Stevenson The New Yorker, October 22, 1979 P. 31 From the south side of a block in the West Eighties, one can see the backs of several empty tenements.

The preferred method of relief engraving had been to work with the grain on the plank side of a block; however Bewick worked the end of the block and carved against the grain using a burin.

Postal codes in this region are typically one city block-face (one side of a block) or smaller (Metro Vancouver's average postal code size is 39 people, or 0.05 km).

A mural by the artist Michael Pilato covers the side of a block-long building downtown: Paterno, seated at the center, is God, and Sandusky, on his right, is Christlike; ranks of prominent townspeople, winged angels, and Penn State athletes — almost all of whom are white, although many of the team members are black — are arrayed around and above them in ranks.