Sentence examples for stops away from from inspiring English sources

It occurred on a cool afternoon in the Bronx, six subway stops away from Yankee Stadium.

The classroom is 12 Métro stops away from the Louvre, but the students have never left their desks, let alone this Parisian suburb.

Crammed onto a pylon-dotted hillside by a council estate in the south-east of the city, the Birley Wood course is just a couple of tram stops away from the church where his dad Steve was a vicar.

Two stops away from my destination, itself a few blocks from my flat, from which I occasionally heard the reverberating sound of gunshots exchanged on a nearby beach that had been claimed by gangs, a young African American man, donning a colored kerchief indicating his particular gang affiliation, walked through the car.

I like to make a pretense of skeptical rationalism but must admit that I felt a secret tickle when it became likely that a real major-league sports team would extract sweet revenge for the loss of the Dodgers; not to mention a pang of remorse to realize that the prospect of visiting a gaslit restaurant a couple of subway stops away from my house was, well, over.

Talented, capable students who don't look like we might expect; who may not live in the zip code with the awesome robotics club; whose parents may not be aware that a few bus stops away from their front door a world of opportunity awaits.

The passengers said that after the plane landed about 4 45 p.m., the pilot announced that they would stop away from the gate for 5 to 10 minutes as a security measure.

Mr Hearn has also claimed West Ham moving into the Olympic Stadium - which is about two miles and one Tube stop away from Orient's Brisbane Road ground - would affect attendances at Orient games.

Three years back, I had spent a semester in Padua one train stop away from Venice and home of Italy's second-oldest university.

One might think the Bay Area is completely full, but burned-out vacant lots sit in West Oakland, one BART stop away from both Downtown Oakland and the heart of San Francisco's job centers.

Long Island City's formerly industrial waterfront, only a subway stop away from Manhattan, was designated by the city and state for cleanup and redevelopment in the early 1980s.