Sentence examples for streets on which from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the high streets on which so many shops still bear his name are in unprecedented crisis.

"Such a Long Journey," adapted from a novel by Rohinton Mistry, sometimes feels as crowded as the Bombay streets on which it was so beautifully filmed.

And in "The Angled City," a sniper leaves his post to walk the same streets on which he systematically picks out -- and kills -- his human prey.

There are streets on which every house is made of brick, but no judgment of the form "All houses on X street are made of brick" qualifies as a scientific law.

Although Sixtus V had created one of the best planned cities in Europe, by the 18th century Rome was still a backward town, with poorly paved streets on which there were neither road signs nor public lighting and little sanitation.

Though Barbet Schroeder's indelible, blood-dripping portrait grows heavy-handed with moral outrage, "its authenticity derives not only from the streets on which it was filmed but also from its able Colombian cast led by Mr. Jaramillo" (Holden).

Thus it is evidence, insofar as, if one day I happen to look at my street on which I walk up and down ten times a day, I construct for an instant a new evidence of my street.

The street on which he'd built his business … no, not his business – his dreams.

Parisians d'un certain âge know the street on which it is located by name.

Together they founded the Hawthorne Chess Club, named for the street on which they lived.

This is a two-way street on which both directions point the wrong way.