Sentence examples for to thoroughfare from inspiring English sources

LONG BEACH Long Beach Historical Museum Long Beach Architectural Walking Tour — From World's Fair to Thoroughfare.

The action of the play starts unpredictably, behind you as well as in front; the yard turns from auditorium to thoroughfare; the whole place is aroar.

It is close to thoroughfares, including the Bronx River Parkway, the Hutchinson River Parkway and Interstate 95.

But development is not limited to thoroughfares; row-house residents of one block of Greene Avenue wake up each morning to the sounds of two large construction projects next to each other.

As we shall see, Mappano is ideally located for the installation of residential and administrative activities of the municipalities in the Turin basin (especially Borgaro and Caselle), since they exist in a suburban area close to thoroughfares with a central core around which to focus the planning of residential and productive activities, as provided by the instruments of land regulation in force.

But in the same way downtown plazas and streets are being converted into pedestrian-only zones — consider Times Square and Herald Square in NYC, (soon) Ste.-Catherine Street in Montreal, etc. — high-density cities should begin to convert some entire multi-lane roads to thoroughfares for two-wheeled electric/manual vehicles only.

Another trainer, Todd Pletcher, called the surface "ridiculous" and said "they might as well run on Fourth Street," referring to a thoroughfare in Louisville, Ky., close to the track.

The Iraqi soldiers have been struggling to advance to a main thoroughfare about half a mile to the north to solidify control over the area.

Broadway is compared to a thoroughfare in "the most pagan of ancient cities: Rome, Athens, or even Carthage".

"Market Street has been this sleepy dead street for a long time," says Brand, referring to the thoroughfare that bounds Soma.

In 48 hours, the stadium had made a seamless transformation from a staging area for rescue workers to a thoroughfare for game-day preparations.