Sentence examples for streets cut from inspiring English sources

Here, narrow cobblestone streets cut into the side of a mountain, and wooden balconies hang out over the sidewalks.

Granted, they had to have tile roofs instead of cedar, but there was no rethinking of the whole idea of narrow streets cut into highly flammable hillsides.

Baroque houses line streets cut into the steep hillside above a picturesque little bay, complete with (shingle) beach, azure waters, fishing port and fort.

Old streets have been widened and new streets cut through, but after both of its great modern disasters, in 1923 and 1945, the city pulled itself together in much the same shape that it had had before.

Because the main streets cut a semicircle through the neighborhood and intersect with West Florissant in two places, the cloud on the main street effectively barricaded the entire development.

Some drivers are truly wonderful, but there are too many who race down city streets, cut people off to get to a fare and are constantly on the phone.

When Wall Street cut off the credit spigot, these companies folded almost overnight.

There's often a street cut off for a concert or a beauty pageant or a wild boar festival.

Many artists below 14th Street cut their teeth performing in basements, parks, department store windows, beaches, clubs, parking lots and anywhere else they could squeeze their bodies.

Will businesses, finding it harder to raise money on Wall Street, cut back investment plans, delivering a blow to long-term economic growth?

In the Bronx, a fire in a manhole on the Grand Concourse at East 167th Street cut power to one block along the street, said Firefighter Charlie Markey, a spokesman for the Fire Department.