Sentence examples for uneven streets from inspiring English sources

They roam the uneven streets with rifles and body armor, interrogating residents and conducting house-to-house searches.

An equal opportunity malady is cobblestone rash — from falling (or stumbling drunk) on the island's picturesquely uneven streets.

Its sandy, uneven streets are dotted with cows, and welcoming residents tell you to step inside their homes to eat.

For those who get self-conscious about their lock rattling while cycling over uneven streets, it has anti-rattle bumpers to reduce noise.

For instance, Carmel has a "high heels" ordinance, inspired by the town's crooked, uneven streets, requiring a permit to wear shoes with heels more than two inches high and with less than "one square inch of bearing surface".

Her parents say they believe that this was because she constantly walked the halls of the hospital, getting exercise she couldn't get on the uneven streets and sidewalks of her neighborhood.

A visitor will find intoxicating the combination of the worn surface of the uneven street, the damp river air, the musty character of the factories and the great cliff of stone.

On the uneven stone streets, these reefer trucks make a racket that could suck the sleep from the dead.

Situated on the palm-fringed coast of Brazil's Bahia state, Trancoso still looks like the hippie getaway that first made the town popular 20 years ago, with its uneven cobblestone streets and dirt roads.

Desolate, rundown, with unadorned warehouses nestled along uneven cobblestone streets embedded with freight car rails from a century ago.

Upon entering Eze I felt transported back to the Medieval period while walking up the uneven stone streets through narrow passages and under low archways.