Some streets have overhead wires to accommodate electric trolleybuses, while others are fitted with tram tracks.
Street lights overhead, and a row of empty garbage cans near the curb.
Less than ten minutes into 2018, two other officers, parked a few blocks over, fled Cuyler-Brownsville when bullets took out a street lamp overhead.
The minister is shown blessing a dead dog in the street while overhead the dog's soul, in the form of an exuberant mutt, leaps gleefully toward the heavens.
In Mr. Rader's close-ups, the individual houses do seem a little friendly, with their porches and balconies encouraging neighborly interaction, but the lawn signs warn of armed-response alarm systems, and what appear to be street lamps overhead are actually surveillance cameras.
A long column of bike cops swept the streets; helicopters circled overhead; officers corralled the demonstrators, presumably to minimize conflict.
NESTLED underneath streets, hung high overhead and worming their way through homes and offices are copper wires, the arteries of an earlier era of telecommunications.
Hundreds of Border Patrol vehicles prowl the streets, helicopters clatter overhead and stadium floodlights illuminate the border fence like the walls of a prison.
Their resulting president, Mohammed Morsi, wound up being ousted by exactly the same gigantic popular demonstration on the streets – awe-inspiring overhead shots show people swarming all over the city – and again the army guaranteed his removal.
In cities like New York, computers whir on our desks, jackhammers pound on the streets, airplanes roar overhead, and silence has become, as Chloe Schama noted in The New Republic, a luxury product.
