Sentence examples for two or three streets from inspiring English sources

"He got down two or three streets," Chief Deveau said.

Robert Davies pointed out that heavily-laden shoppers would sooner not have to walk two or three streets before being able to hail a cab or catch a bus.

You could be living two or three streets away and see and hear nothing; I live within a mile of the centre of the riots, and all is as normal.

Take, for example, Senate District 56: Two masses, encompassing Parma, Greece and parts of Irondequoit to the left and parts of Rochester and Brighton on the right, are connected by a teeny strip of land that could possibly be made of two or three streets.

It was only two or three streets away from where I was raised, but coming home and seeing the n-word spray-painted across the side of our home several days in a row... My dad would go out there with paint and he would very calmly paint over that word.

Your mum never really likes Avon, never really asked for it – the Avon lady, your mum's, shuffles round every Wednesday regardless, from where she lives, some mysterious location two or three streets over – and they make small talk at the back door.

The three or four streets surrounding the square have enough to keep your credit card busy for several hours.

The settlement lies four or five streets deep along the lake, with houses strung close together on small lots.

Gilles Peress, the renowned French photographer, who has covered many conflict zones, is focusing on three or four streets in the volatile and symbolic Arab East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan, coveted by the Palestinians because of its proximity to Al Aksa Mosque, and now by Jewish settlers because it sits on the ruins of what many believe to be the ancient City of David.

"We're about one or two streets away from the fire.

It is possible to move from house to house through these holes and emerge in a different part of the city four or five streets away.