Sentence examples for stone overpass from inspiring English sources

Felix Najera made his home in the streets outside the tenements and churches on East 103rd Street, a tranquil pocket of East Harlem bounded by Lexington Avenue and the high stone overpass of the Metro-North railroad line.

Take the #1 train all the way to its last stop at West 242nd Street, walk east along a weedy, occasionally muddy trail marked by telephone poles studded with rusted lamps that haven't worked in decades, and at length you will find yourself at a stone overpass stamped with the date 1904.

The hourlong drive north on congested parkways, past sprawling Co-op City in the Bronx and under old stone overpasses, hardly feels like a respite from the city.

As the Henry Hudson Parkway meanders under old stone overpasses in Riverdale, past the green edges of Inwood Hill and Fort Tryon Parks and down the west side of Manhattan, it reveals surprisingly serene views of the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge and the elegant architecture of Riverside Drive.

The PIP is well known for its stone arch overpasses throughout its route and its several scenic overlooks in New Jersey.

Originally supported by trestles and a stone foundation, the overpass was rebuilt in 1910 during the construction of the Catskill Aqueduct.

Three American teenagers who threw or dropped football-size stones from a highway overpass near here, killing two people and injuring four others, were convicted today of murder.

A10 Germany Convicts Americans Three American teenagers who threw or dropped stones from a highway overpass near Frankfurt, killing two people and injuring four, were convicted of murder and received sentences of about eight years.

1998: About 180 pilgrims are trampled to death in panic after several of them fell off an overpass during the final stoning ritual at Mina.     1997: At least 340 pilgrims are killed in a fire at the tent city of Mina as the blaze was aided by high winds.

A stone goddess slumbered unseen for decades below a Brooklyn overpass.

When installing a new overpass, for example, planners try to use stone facing instead of concrete.