Sentence examples for streets mentioned from inspiring English sources

Sam wanders around Greenwich Village looking for streets mentioned in songs.

It was one of the city's first streets, mentioned as early as 1791 in a letter written by Thomas Jefferson.

The video footage of the previously undisclosed van stop was filmed by cameras above the entrance to CR Grocery, a shop on the corner of the two streets mentioned by police.

Authenticity Everywhere Our hotel, the Sheraton Society Hill, is itself on a corner (at Dock and Second Streets) mentioned in passing in Franklin's autobiography, lending a certain authenticity to the attempt to conjure that scene.

To close, there is an index to musical locations by arrondissement, a list of streets mentioned, and a bibliography of useful publications.

"The sun doesn't set in the east". Clancy, who is known for his penchant for detail in his novels, also noted that there were toll-roads and surface streets mentioned in the script that don't exist in Maryland.

The New Yorker, June 13 , 1936P. 9 Talk story on bootblacks on New York City streets, mentions minimum age for minors to be gainfully employed as fourteen years, with exception of those engaged in a street trade - selling or delivering newspapers, or working as bootblacks.

If any grownup on the street mentioned her to me — "Aw, I knew your mother" — I just wanted to cry.

He lives in a narrow city street mentioned in Joyce's Ulysses ("Never read it. Though I pretend I have. Finnegans Wake? I don't even pretend").

Proceedings kick off at the King Street Run pub and then move on to The Champion of the Thames (68 King Street) – mentioned in Tom Sharpe's novel Porterhouse Blue, although with the name changed to The Thames Boatman.

Diana Darke, author Where else could you find a Roman arch on a street mentioned by name in the Bible, now lined with Sunni and Shi'a mosques, Greek Catholic and Greek Orthodox churches, bakeries, grocers, pharmacies and antique shops?