Sentence examples for streets having the same from inspiring English sources

Bournemouth has a strange road system that involves two separate streets having the same name.

The streets have the same names, but there are also new ones.

If any two streets had the same name in the same county, they were counted as the same street — no matter how far away they were.

The old family house is still there but shutteed and falling into ruin, and the rest of the street has the same derelict appearance.

Next to the motor car, nothing else has so radically changed the look and texture of our environment over the last half-century – creating what the New Economics Foundation calls "clone-town Britain" where every high street has the same shops.

He tells me that Just Come of Age and Dream Street have the same address because he needed a co-signer to get the magazine started, and he solicited a guy in his building who had a magazine business.

In this case, there is a high chance of link breakage at the corners of the junctions due to the objects blocking the line of the sight, unless the new street has the same direction as the previous one.

Taleb and Spitznagel argue that many investments on Wall Street have the same essential structure as the special bond: years of apparently large returns that mask an unknown risk of sudden collapse.

Occupy Wall Street had the same problem.

Every single street has the same name: Peachtree.

A friend of mine that lives on my street has the same birthday as I do.