Sentence examples for streets of blue from inspiring English sources

Old San Juan is a visual delight, with narrow hilly streets of blue cobblestones lined with brightly coloured 16th- and 17th-century buildings, mostly within the old city walls, behind the forts of San Felipe and San Cristóbal.

Mystic River (2003) -- While playing with his friends Jimmy and Sean on the streets of blue collar Boston in the mid-1970s, young Dave is abducted and eventually subjected to sexual abuse.

The show's title may be a play on that groundbreaking ensemble drama "Hill Street Blues," but "Shades of Blue" is first and foremost a star vehicle.

And I loved it, flying through the streets of London with blue lights flashing, responding to calls and patients.

Those foreign trips and his marriage to Marina Vlady, a famous French actress, made him privileged, which explains why he drives a big Mercedes through the streets of Moscow, wears blue jeans and behaves like a Western rock star.

At the exchange itself last Wednesday, the 900-some men and women who work on the Big Board's floor filed through the doors at 11 Wall Street in trading jackets of blue, red and green.

The steep streets are full of blue-chip chains and gimcrack shops with wince-making names (Wooden You Believe It; Kitchen Kapers).

He zooms through the streets of Queens in his blue Ford Taurus with a medication log and a bottle of hand cleanser for patients who need to wash up before taking their pills.

I consoled myself that there would still be plenty to work with: the death of a princess, a Queen's young deputy private secretary out of his depth, a royal family tucked away on the Balmoral estate, and people out on the streets of London baying for blue blood.

It's the same pulse I felt in 2010 when I pedaled thousands of miles through America's heartland to discover nearly unanimous support for a green industrial revolution on the Main Streets of "red states" and "blue states" alike.

They said that, until near the end of the campaign, Downing Street was paralysed by fear of "blue on blue" attacks.