In "Prodigal Son," an old-fashioned tramp with a knapsack on a stick wanders a deserted street; in "Mohawk Valley," a slick blue sports car rolls through a sour, run-down small-town intersection; in "Daphne and Apollo," grafitti scrawls accompany the image of a tall goddess morphing into a tree.
Travel was slow, because of weather, bottlenecks and all those small-town intersections.
He has moved up in rank from watching small-town intersections for loose dogs to driving in front of the race each day in the caravan of security forces that clears the course for the cyclists.
Our "deluxe" room had a soft queen-size bed, a humming air-conditioner and a single window, which looked out over the town's intersection.
From the flagpost planted in the middle of the town's main intersection (actually the only intersection), you can walk a few yards in any direction and find tasting rooms and art galleries.
With the help of photo-video analyst Marc Dantonio, The Huffington Post dismissed these pink alien wannabes as simple lens flares from the cameras that show images from across the country, helping folks locate specific addresses, towns and intersections.
A section of town at the intersection of Melrose and Crescent Heights is emerging as a design destination.
The town's main intersection, Five Points, is dotted with check-cashing agencies and pawnshops.
It originated in 1881 as a station on the Texas and Pacific Railway and as a cow town at the intersection of old cattle and wagon trails.
In the town's central intersection, a group of young people outside a market seemed to confirm Mr. Khoury's gloomy view.
