Sentences with phrase «middle of the busiest street»

The issue of buses ganging on Chinatown streets — especially at the intersection of Pike Street, East Broadway and Division Street — has created a «Wild West» atmosphere in the neighborhood, forcing some passengers to board buses in the middle of busy streets, Community Board 3 district manager Susan Stetzer testified at the hearing.

And as the Hubs and I wandered Union Square one evening last weekend, I watched a half dozen strangers drop their shopping bags on the sidewalk to rush to the rescue of a car that broke down in the middle of the busiest street in downtown San Francisco.

There is a spot near my house where a bike / walking trail crosses the middle of a busy street.

Car traffic is everywhere and we have all seen too many dogs out in the middle of a busy street.

Many Ontario lawyers have visited Osgoode Hall and are used to seeing it as an island in the middle of busy streets and tall skyscapers.

The other driver was able to pull to the side of the road, but our car was stranded in the middle of a busy street.

While it looked like the gas tank was full, after a few showings, the car started to die in the middle of a busy street.

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Espaillat was tailed by reporters on his way out of the jam - packed bar where his event was held, and finally he took several questions in Spanish in a chaotic scrum held in the middle of busy Dyckman Street, with cars honking and edging by reporters.

It's been a lovely little apartment in the middle of the city centre and yet I never felt that it was located in the midst of all of «hustle and bustle» since it's so well «protected» from the busy street life and I always felt safe and «far away» from everything when I wanted some peace and quiet.

Southport is a busy street and Crosby's is smack in the middle of it all!

The 5.1 Dolby Surround audio does an excellent job of capturing the busy streets of the Middle East and the chaos in the Pearl home.

Camille C. writes the following to accompany this photo from her reporting in Dupont Circle: «Standing here in the middle of Dupont circle, the streets surrounding Dupont circle are busy, crowded, active, cramped, brimming, jammed.

We just don't see them because they're too busy writing good books and blog posts to be walking out in the middle of the street with spam.

Yorkies are easily trained to go on pee pee pads which would eliminate the need to take them out on busy streets in the middle of the night to go potty.

After that you can get away from the busy shopping streets at the Begijnhof, a historical oasis in the middle of the city.

If you want to be in the middle of it all, choose a Key West hotel in Old Town near the main drag of Duval Street because its close proximity to all the attractions and busy nightlife.

The Radisson Hotel and Suites on Liverpool Street in Darling Harbour is right in the middle of the busy entertainment area of Sydney's CBD, providing a good location for hotel guests who are coming to the harbour city to for the Sydney New Year Eve celebrations.

Although the Villa was right in the middle of Seminyak you would never know that only a street away was a busy restaurant and shopping area, it was so peaceful.

When you've decided you've had enough of R&R, then the busy streets of Dubai are only a few kilometres down the road — definitely don't miss the opportunity to experience the Middle East's crowning glory.

IN THE MIDDLE: Hilton's new 143 - room Hokulani Waikiki, which opened in February 2014, is a real find in the thick of things in Waikiki at the corner of busy Kalakaua Boulevard and Lewers Street.

Am I the only one on city breaks who likes to stop in the middle of a busy road (obviously when it's safe to cross) and take snaps of people and street scenes?

We had to ride south on Avenue Road, keeping as close to the curb as possible on one of the busiest streets in town in the middle of rush hour, wondering what kind of governments hypocritically promote cycling and then neglect to provide any decent routes; that refuse to demand sideguards on trucks like they do in the UK; that refuse to enforce the few rules about parking or driving in bike lanes; and that refuse to ban cell phone use while driving when 80 % of accidents are caused by inattention of drivers.

This is often easier for children to remember when crossing on large streets, however in less busy roadways kids can be tempted to run across the middle of the road to get to their destination quicker.