Sentence examples for street displayed from inspiring English sources

There's a leaf she found in the street, displayed on the mantelpiece, which is utterly wonderful.

None of the unmarked police cars on the street displayed "turret lights".

At least one Barnes & Noble, on East 86th Street, displayed Ms. Quan's "Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl" alongside Harry Potter books and "Jack: Straight From the Gut," the best seller by John F. Welch Jr., retired chairman of General Electric.

By Barry King and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 30 , 1935P. 14 I. & R. Gorinstein, at 251 E. 57th Street, displayed in their show window, a settee in the style of Duncan Phyfe, and on the settee a neatly lettered card reading.

Bergen Street displays original comic book pages — small press to mainstream — and paintings by local artists.

Their showroom, at 235 East 25th Street, displays more than a dozen designs.

The New Yorker, March 27 , 1948P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: Murphy's Limousine and Taxi Service, at 393 West Street, displays a sign saying, "No Loitering, Except on Business".

Moray Place is home to a cluster of art galleries, such as Temple (templegallery.co.nz) and Blue Oyster (blueoyster.org.nz), while Gallery De Novo (gallerydenovo.co.nz) on Stuart Street) displays a changing line-up of New Zealand artists.

As someone who tends to twist my phone around to orient myself against the streets displayed on its screen (oh c'mon, I know you do this, too) – the ability to simply be told to walk this way or turn that way is sort of a godsend.

Banners and plaques, in homes and on streets, display the brigade's signature seal: an M-16 rifle in front of Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque, with a green Hamas flag and green copy of the Koran.

Last week, a man died in a gun battle with police in Old Havana and, most astonishing to Cubans, his friends and family then paraded his coffin through the streets, displaying it in Revolution Square in parody of a state funeral.In this section Left, then right?