Sentence examples for the very same street from inspiring English sources

Next to the cafe, a group of Eastern European men stood on the very same street corner where the Irishmen had stood 40 years earlier, hoping to be picked up by builders for a days labouring work.

And on a freezing night just ahead of a vote that could make or buckle their White House ambitions, the pair made their case to the people of Davenport at events on the very same street that were just 30 minutes, and half-a-mile, apart.

The last two full-fledged Brooklynites who were elected to the city's top office, Mayors William O'Dwyer and Beame, were raised in Brooklyn, but were actually living in Queens — on the very same street in Belle Harbor — when they were sworn in after being elected in 1945 and 1973, respectively.

The store also sells original artworks by some of the very same street artists who've left their mark on the streets of Ruzafa.

A century later, I am sat on the number 11, going down the very same streets.

("Could we actually make cocaine here?" says a production designer. "Sure!") For a US show it feels international, hurling viewers onto the very same streets where many of the things you see in the show actually happened.

Nevertheless, at some point during the day, they walk with the rest of us on the very same streets.

When I was 12, I walked the very same streets as this troubled girl and played the same childhood games like double-dutch.

So when I walk down the streets of my new home, sometimes feeling like a stranger in a city that's still not entirely familiar, I just remember that my mother walked the very same streets, feeling exactly as I do.

To reach New York's Mmuseumm, where Mohammed's Future Aleppo is on view through December 18, the artwork made much the same journey that millions of refugees have attempted: It moved from person to person, from car trunk to hotel room, starting with the very same streets Mohammed depicted in his model, and with the same combination of contingency, urgency, and risk.

"So, here I am in Istanbul, the month of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide," Tatoyan continues: "Walking the very same streets where those that came before me--Armenian artists, writers, intellectuals--walked days before they were arrested, tortured and massacred.