Sentence examples for wider thoroughfares from inspiring English sources

4. Type G Corvington, Extinct Beginning in the early 1910s, long-masted wrought-iron posts were placed on wider thoroughfares.

I have always wondered, however, why, in restoring the downtown after the 1931 earthquake, the designers didn't replace the narrow (now congested) streets with wider thoroughfares that would be safer in future quakes.

Among the other innovations and adaptations slated for the resort in the world's most populous country are rigid barriers to encourage more orderly queuing, wider thoroughfares than in other Disney parks and extensive picnic areas to appeal to extended families with grandparents in tow.

With flat, wide thoroughfares and helpful marshals pointing you in the right direction, it's ideal for lapsed or fair-weather cyclists.

The French, who believed Venice was "a city against nature" wanted to build wide thoroughfares and create open spaces a large part of Castello was knocked down to create the public garden.

The crown jewel is Teatro Colón, located on one of the world's widest thoroughfares, Avenida 9 de Julio.

Eddy influenced the design of the community, which included large wide thoroughfares and tree-lined irrigation canals.

They settled on a final route that will follow Manchester Boulevard to Crenshaw Drive, then onto Crenshaw Boulevard and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard — wide thoroughfares with few permanent obstacles.

But the wide thoroughfare was busy and noisy.

Buses replaced the wide thoroughfare's beloved clattering old rail system in 1964, a loss that has been mourned ever since.

Last Tuesday, a double-decker sightseeing bus was inching its way along Via della Conciliazione, the wide thoroughfare that leads to St. Peter's Basilica, in Rome.