Sentence examples for street designations from inspiring English sources

Equally loathsome to him are the words "flick," "freebie," "cyberspace," "progressive" and "zeitgeist," and abbreviated street designations like "59th and Lex".

Her ordinance notes that Lincoln Park "has the highest ratio of pedestrian-retail street designations throughout the City of Chicago". The ordinance also says that Lincoln Park is home to over 300 retail food licenses.

As the Chicago Sun-Times reported Saturday, Winfrey's honorary street designation was never approved by the City Council's Transportation Committee.

"My God, who knew?" said Edward L. Sadowsky, a former Queens city councilman, who voted for the street name designation in 1963.

At the intersection with Rosecrans Street, the designation made a turn to the northeast at a right angle onto Rosecrans.

The New York City Transportation Department sign shop might next want to decide — once and for all — whether street and avenue designations should be mixed case or all uppercase, whether they should "float" at the top of the sign or align with the bottom, and whether they should be smaller than the street name or the same size.

In 1967, the Landmarks Preservation Commission designated 152 East 38th Street, although the designation report is not completely clear on whether it was protecting the 1850's or the 1930's aspect of the house, or both.

The owners of the New York Design Center, located at 200 Lexington Avenue at 32d Street, say the designation would give an unfair advantage to the Upper East Side building, and have enlisted the aid of a City Councilman who vows to block the new names.

M-8 continues to Conant Street where the designation ends.

Starting in the genre known as street photography, a designation he came to dislike, Winogrand pushed its limits.

Route 158 turned eastward onto Essex Street, with the right-of-way ending at Second Street, where the designation ended as well.