Sentence examples for street atlas from inspiring English sources

He went out to his car and came back with the street atlas.

I've never seen a driver use one unprompted or even consult a conventional street atlas.

"I think it's marvelous," said John Tauranac, the author of "Manhattan Block by Block: A Street Atlas".

This reasoning strikes John Tauranac, an urban historian and the author of "Manhattan Block by Block: A Street Atlas," as a kind of affirmative action for buildings.

The 172-page paperback, "Manhattan Block by Block: A Street Atlas," published by Tauranac Maps, is available at bookstores for $14.95.

Phyllis Pearsall, the progenitor of the London street atlas, is cited as inspiration, alongside the lexicographer and coiner of that most tiresome observation about tiredness of the capital, Dr Samuel Johnson.

To move Holmes around the capital, Conan Doyle used contemporary street atlases and the London Post Office Directory – the closest thing to Google Maps at the time.

Her memoir, "Suits: A Woman on Wall Street," published by Atlas, details many of these excesses, as well as the rampant gender discrimination Ms. Godiwalla says she experienced.

Fighting, in the ring and on the street, has provided Atlas with a kind of instant credibility: without his scar and the flattened nose, he might seem a nice-looking guy you'd meet on the ferry to Wall Street; with them, a fighter is forewarned — Do not mess with me.

Ilker shares some of his secrets and strategies for street photography in Atlas Geography Magazine, and one of the main things he cites is vision.

Instead, I end up reading street signs and atlases, menus in greasy diners, or historical markers at strange, abandoned roadside attractions where I stop to stretch my legs.