Sentence examples for unbroken street from inspiring English sources

It's a break with the street wall, true, and in the postmodernist architectural dispensation everyone is obsessed with the integrity of the street wall, but if you only have an unbroken street front, then you might as well be in Iowa, with wheat fields as far as you can see.

In my mind's eye they used to line Broadway in a practically unbroken stretch from 96th street up.

The unbroken crowd filling the streets between San Marco square and the Accademia?

Of the larger streets, the finest is probably Delancey Street with its unbroken blocks of Victorian brownstone town houses.

He desired the last of these, he said, to break the monotony of New York houses (which all fronted directly on the street in an unbroken line), to "secure privacy and get rid of tramps, and to live in a quiet and secluded way".

"I was fascinated," she told the Wall Street Journal when "Unbroken" was released in 2010.

Even more odd, the street was filled by an unbroken silence.

Six student objectors sharing a house in Saddler Street appear to be models of Unbroken Britain, in their submission that an extended licence would increase anti-social behaviour and cause unacceptable noise levels.

It has to be said, however, that the last occupant of 11 Downing Street to have such a long, unbroken period to get it right, left the Treasury in 1822.

Not so long ago, the first season of True Detective featured an unbroken six-minute tracking shot along a quiet street in the aftermath of a drug deal gone wrong, leading the internet to explode with praise and near-immediate canonization as if the stylization was the first of its kind.

Father Howard went so far as to envision a plan in which Church Street would be depressed to create an unbroken square.