Sentence examples for streets of the same from inspiring English sources
Wandering the same streets of the same burning city killing the same flesh-eating zombies, it is difficult to distinguish Nemesis from the predecessors Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil: Code Veronica.
Freddy Krueger haunted teenagers' nightmares throughout the eighties in the film 'Nightmare on Elm Street', but it seems that his legacy still lives on in house prices for homeowners on streets of the same name, whose houses are worth less than others in the area.
In the streets of the same city through which a third of all the African slaves entering America once passed, there are now dances from Senegal accompanied by drums, as well as stalls selling masks, carvings and clothes, including T-shirts saying "Imported From Africa" and "Black by Popular Demand".
A more detailed listening test, presented in [11], shows that humans are able to discriminate even specific locations based on the audio, such as different streets of the same urban area.
Knaus's patent expired in 1992, and now, the drug he helped to create is on the streets of the same city in which it was developed.
The events of the night before had conjured a horrible flashback to the 1960s, when police and protesters fought in the streets of the same city during the Democratic National Convention in 1968.
All the while the serial murders of three Aboriginal children, plucked from the same street of the same small town in country New South Wales, passed largely unnoticed.
One of the more regular and impressive ones is the Pelada de Siqueira Campos, on Copacabana beach just off the street of the same name, on Sundays at 10 30 a.m.
Cultural Sights Mahane Yehuda outdoor market (on the street of the same name) is packed with everything from fish and fruit to shoes and textiles.
England's Lane portrays the lives and loves of assorted people living in the un-smart Hampstead street of the same name at the tail end of the 1950s.
Most fun is the Havnegade promenade (on the street of the same name), where a series of trampolines set into the walkway (near The Standard restaurant) provide ample opportunity for children (and adults) to bounce for free.
