Sentence examples for street divides from inspiring English sources

Fourteenth Street divides College Hill to the north, with the athletic fields to the south.

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

Robie Street divides it from adjacent Carleton Campus, which houses the faculties of dentistry, medicine, and other health profession departments.

An "interim walkway" between 11th Avenue and 30th Street and 34th Street divides the viaduct into two sides – a gravel walkway and an unrenovated section still with rail tracks; this walkway is open only temporarily, and will close for renovation once the Tenth Avenue spur is completed.

If he's changed, why can't he just say that he's changed?" In Louisville, people talk of the Ninth Street Divide.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

By combining the conceptual approach of relational socio-spatial theory with the methods of critical GIScience, this paper explores the spatial imaginaries and processes of segregation and mobility at play in the notion of the '9th Street Divide' in Louisville, Kentucky.