Sentence examples for street divided from inspiring English sources

After three more checkpoints, we came to a junction where the street divided, running along both sides of a wall painted with messages about Jesus.

On one short street divided between Jews and Palestinians, the Jewish homes are protected against the stones and firebombs that have been a frequent menace by a 60-foot-high, street-wide fence.

Though the grid does start with 1st Street, just north of Houston Street (the southernmost street divided in west and east portions; pronounced HOW-stin), the grid does not fully take hold until north of 14th Street, where nearly all east-west streets are numerically identified, which increase from south to north to 220th Street, the highest numbered street on the island.

The slides showed extremely heavy traffic on a two-way Shanghai street divided into four lanes.

We introduced a new structure into Downing Street, dividing it into five departments or functions: policy, strategy, private office, politics and press.

He has been accused of coddling Wall Street, dividing New York City into two onene for the rich and one for everyone else — and overseeing a police force that ran roughshod over people's constitutional rights.

WHEN Lina Shammaa first saw the town house here that would become her home, it was a bullet-riddled wreck on the former Green Line, a street dividing the Muslim and Christian sides of Beirut during the civil war that ravaged Lebanon from 1975 to 1990.

Division Street divides the city into East and West, while Sprague Avenue splits the city into North and South.

Most of the 5,200 or so residents (about 95 percent are white) live west of Gerritsen, in two grids of streets divided by a canal.

In one, rectilinear streets divided the frame, but some rooftops also appeared to form, in a fortuitous counterpoint, a spiral — Lagos, self-organizing.

Its history of dissent, for example, is traced all the way to 1811, when the local residents refused to go along with the rest of the borough and have their streets divided into an orderly grid.