It has brought an outpouring of admiration and calls for the naming of a major park or thoroughfare after Bearden.
When Dan Davis was working for Flood, he found debris — on an urban thoroughfare after a storm — a mile and a half from the nearest debris basin.
Simple really, but you'd be amazed how many people continually run up the main thoroughfare after respawning and get one-shotted by a smug Widowmaker for their trouble.
In South Los Angeles, where fires lined one thoroughfare after another, the sense of futility seemed overwhelming.
Instead, celebrated chef, owner, and recent author of the encyclopedic cookbook Za'hav, Michael Solomonov, has opened, in downtown Philly, the more casual hummusiya called Dizengoff -- named after Tel Aviv's main thoroughfare (and after the city's first mayor, Meir Dizengoff).
There are streets named after Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, and Madison in Brooklyn and a major thoroughfare named after Francis Lewis in Queens as well as parks and playgrounds named after slaveholders including Schenck Playground in Brooklyn and Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.
Baron Haussmann got a Parisian thoroughfare named after himself in the mid-nineteenth century by reconfiguring the city's circulatory road systems into wide, grand avenues.
Nearby is the Grand Concourse, a thoroughfare modelled after the Champs-Elysees in Paris, and the Pregones Theater for the Latin performing arts.
This is a place where major thoroughfares are named after water engineers (Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles) and literary essays ("Holy Water" by Joan Didion, for instance) and films ("Chinatown") have been devoted to its power and mystique.
One of Edinburgh's best-known thoroughfares has reopened after being transformed into a work of art.
