Sentence examples for thoroughfare at from inspiring English sources

The Philadelphia campus is on Locust Walk, a brick-lined pedestrian thoroughfare at the heart of the University of Pennsylvania.

As it moves down a thoroughfare at California State University Sacramento it stops and starts often and the steering system is constantly adjusting itself.

On Lincoln Road, the pedestrian thoroughfare at the heart of South Beach, Temple King Solomon has given way to Touch, a restaurant and lounge with occasional belly dancers and flame throwers.

To find him, I went to Dublin, his center of operations, trudging down a charmless thoroughfare at the side of the airport and winding up in a small lobby.

During those hours...the eerie, unsubstantial disorderliness of those blocks of structures becomes apparent, & anyone walking alone through that ugliness can see without any trouble that Sixth is not a human thoroughfare at all but only a propped-up imitation of a thoroughfare.

During those hours...the eerie, unsubstantial disorderliness of those blocks of structures becomes apparent, & anyone walking alone through that ugliness can see without any trouble that Sixth is not a human thoroughfare at all but only a propped-up imitation of a thoroughfare..

On its key commercial thoroughfares, at least, uptown is looking more and more like the rest of Manhattan.

A few days earlier, in São Paulo, at least 15,000 homeless people blocked one of the city's main thoroughfares at rush hour, clogging already congested streets in the biggest single protest since last June.

Large SUVs barrel down the wrong side of main thoroughfares at insane speeds, helmetless motorcycl ists weave in and out of traffic, and reports of hit-and-runs often appear in the news.

On location: Situated on one of Cambridge's main thoroughfares, at 10 minutes' walk from the railway station and a further five from the central hub of shops and colleges, the stylish, split-level Picturehouse literally occupies the cultural high ground, its upper floors overlooking a row of Wagamamas, estate agents and All Bar Ones.

With the advent of the automobile, the state began to take over and pave major thoroughfares at the beginning of the 20th century.