Sentence examples for streets spread from inspiring English sources

Both streets spread, divide, branch out.

The hub of the Old Town is Žižka Square, from which tortuous narrow streets spread out, originally planned to impede access by enemy intruders.

The East Village streets, spread out under the State Capitol, were aglow with lights — lavender, icy blue and, of course, red and green — strung out for Christmas.

Take me to the very heart The spiritual capital of Corsica is the robust inland town of Corte, its daunting fortress presiding over a tiny warren of cobbled alleys, with newer streets spread out below.

For a glimpse of a more graceful past, take a drive in the Fan District, so named because its wisteria- and tree-lined streets spread out like a fan.

Teenagers would race through dusty streets, spreading the word.

Back in Old Batumi, the grid of streets spreading out from the port is still a work in progress.

In other coastal cities, neonate oil platforms did emerge, to gallop hectic and nervy through the streets, spreading panic.

Underground artists like Monique step into daylight at Dolores Park, colonising the grassy slopes near 20th and Church Streets, spreading out blankets and nursing hangovers on any sunny weekend.

A 2 feet layer of concrete, reinforced with steel beams, forms a spread footing extending out 11 feet under the surrounding streets, spreading the weight of the building over a large area of earth.

Although the village had grown to become a borough, with new, planned streets spreading westwards away from the castle, it was eclipsed economically by the nearby, newer centre of Banbury.