Sentence examples for streets passes from inspiring English sources

The procession, slowed by the narrowness of the streets, passes the Piazza San Giovanni and then reaches the cathedral.

While most of his teammates are fighting the morning rush, veteran midfielder Clyde Simms hops onto his gray Trek hybrid bike, makes two turns, crosses two streets, passes through one traffic signal, whizzes past the D.C. Armory and dips into Lot 5. Simms sometimes walks the route — the length of six soccer fields — and when the weather is dodgy, his Acura takes barely a sip of fuel to carry him.

In 1990, only 72.3percentt of the streets passed the test.

(Gee's camera drifts through the Istanbul streets, passing without comment a shop called "Crazy Secret").

"We fled out into the streets, passing over the bodies of dead Americans and Germans," she said.

AUGUST 1994: I walk along pothole-filled Lexington Avenue between 30th and 31st Streets, passing the drunks and addicts who live at the infamous S.R.O.

After 10 p.m., I run down the residential streets, passing the homes, and listen to the padding of my own shoes.

Through the streets pass those dressed as smugglers, Zulu warriors, Native Americans, Vikings and regimental English soldiers, carrying flags with symbols such as the skull and crossbones.

Whereas passing at Monte Carlo will be difficult on the narrow city streets, passing at Charlotte is something else: the 1979 Nascar event holds the local record for passes – 59 lead changes in 400 laps.

The two streets pass by Dow Diamond, home to the Great Lakes Loons, the city's minor league baseball team.

Men crawled the narrow streets, passing by aging brothels painted Easter egg pink by blazing neon lights.