Sentence examples for streets opened from inspiring English sources

The most important addition, a link between 72nd and 59th Streets, opened in March.

They helped to reclaim these streets, opened the door for the civic change that has transformed a city.

The store, between Jane and West 12th Streets, opened in 1981 and closed only a few weeks ago.

The original brick building at Pearl and Broad Streets opened as a tavern in the early 1760's.

And now we were at the city limits, where the streets opened onto a big flat plain of brush and trash, abruptly, just like a movie set.

St . Pauls, on a block bounded by Broadway and Vesey, Fulton and Church Streets, opened in 1766, survived the great fire of 1776 and welcomed the newly inaugurated President Washington to a service on April 30, 1789.

Streets opening like wounds: Madrid's.

The New Yorker, April 27 , 1957P. 132 Streets opening like wounds: Madrid's.

By Babette Deutsch The New Yorker, April 27 , 1957P. 132 Streets opening like wounds: Madrid's.

Romanesque churches jostled with balconied palaces, tiny crooked side-streets opened out unexpectedly on to colourful gardens thick with palm trees and lovely arcaded squares, and a fish-skeleton of picturesque alleyways criss-crossed Srednja, the town's narrow main street.

Then, in May, "42nd Street" opened.