Sentence examples for was avenues from inspiring English sources
noun
A broad street, especially one bordered by trees (Wikipedia).
When asked about the source of the statement, Mr. Greenberg said it was Avenues' research on New York City schools -- though most of them open with only a few grades, not 12, making such comparisons tricky.
She was on the fencing team, and her favorite musical was "Avenue Q".
There is Avenues: The World School, Chris Whittle's latest education undertaking, which is to open in 2012.
"If they have disagreements with the report itself, there are avenues for discussing it.
The burden of proof is high, he responded, and there are avenues for appeal.
There are avenues of dissent that respect the principle of civilian control of the military.
Both are avenues of the "choice" movement that is deeply embraced by single-sex advocates.
These are avenues I went down because I knew it would entertain the audience".
All of these points can be avenues of great help or cause great stress.
Structural interventions (such as condom machines) and social marketing campaigns are avenues that should be formally evaluated.
Jewelry, watches, hats, scarves: all of them are avenues of expression.
