Sentence examples for streets bound from inspiring English sources

In one corner of Sadr City, a three-minibus convoy wound its way through fetid streets, bound for the Shiite cemetery in the holy city of Najaf.

"Why couldn't we just have a glimpse of his eyes?" She shrugged before joining the legions of others walking into sun-soaked streets, bound for distant towns of an undecided country, where they awaited their reckoning.

The funeral procession turned down a side street, bound for a basement reception of cookies, coffee and beer.

We turned right on Reed Street, bound for the sea, which was how we came upon Ralph's.

In 1974 he was beaten, whipped and stabbed during a show in Los Angeles and then left unconscious and bleeding in the street bound up inside a sack.

Young Sunni men were being rounded up by Shiite militiamen, some of whom wore police uniforms; they disappeared into secret prisons or turned up on the street, bound and shot to death.

On the afternoon of Jan . 23 , 1911Phillips left his apartment, skirted the western edge of the park and turned right on East 21st Street, bound for the Princeton Club, then located near the corner of Lexington Avenue.

In the time it takes my son to toddle the full 22ft 2.1in of Mary's trailblazing jump marked out in the square, the torch and its cavalcade has passed down Sadler Street and on down the High Street, bound for the open countryside.

Amanda Burden and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg live on the same salubrious stretch of 79th Street, bound by Madison and Fifth Avenues.

Who doesn't want to stay on the Via Veneto -- the fabled winding street bound by the Villa Borghese and the Piazza Barbarini?

The town square and the court house, perhaps also the old church and the old school – even the Victorian mansions lining a nearby street – bind us together in a way that would be diminished if they were rapidly changing.