straight avenues造句

• Along its long straight avenues there is the quiet that money brings.
• Some real-estate owners demanded large, straight avenues to help troops manoeuvre.
• Broad, straight avenues form a grid on the valley floor.
• "The extraordinarily beautiful town had three harbors, straight avenues, a theater and squares, " he wrote.
• "' Elysian Fields Avenue "'is a broad, straight avenue in New Orleans named after the Avenue des Champs-蒷ys閑s in Paris.
• Follies and man-made water features, to create pleasant vistas and set pieces centred on a building, straight avenue, serpentine walk, or viewpoint.
• The central axis starts in the south with a straight avenue, up to a semi-circular square before the central part of the hospital.
• Beyond, is a long straight avenue lined with trees, leading to a central hub, the, to access the boulevards on the periphery of the city centre.
• The older part to the south ( known colloquially as " the Avenues " ) consists of a number of long, straight avenues which are numbered ( " Fourth Avenue ", etc . ).
• His plan was to transform the medieval city into a city of the new baroque style, modeled on Turin, with a logical street layout, with straight avenues offering long, uninterrupted views flanked by buildings of a uniform size.
• Reza Shah believed that ancient buildings such as large parts of the Golestan Palace, Grand Bazaar of Tehran was divided in half and many historic buildings were demolished in order to build wide straight avenues in the capital.
• Donji Grad, the Zagreb downtown, mostly built in the 19th century, features a quasi-rectangular street plan, but the rest of the city depends on the form of wide straight avenues intersecting densely built neighborhoods composed of mostly chaotical street systems.
• From the less densely screened sides of the cemetery to the south and west, the gentle slopes covered in grave memorials and monuments are clearly visible, whilst the long straight avenues of trees provide a sense of the size and scale of the cemetery layout.
• The "'Place Charles de Gaulle "', historically known as the "'Place de l'蓆oile "'( ), is a large road junction in Paris, France, the meeting point of twelve straight avenues ( hence its historic name, which translates as " Square of the Star " ) including the Champs-蒷ys閑s.
• The Treaty of K黭 Kaynarca ended this war in July 1774; and in May 1775 the Russian army destroyed the San Paulo-fuori-le-mura in Rome with St Peter's Basilica . ); The Potemkin palace; university ( never built ); botanical garden on Monastyrskyi Island and wide straight avenues through the city.
• Born and reared in a city famous for its endless, straight avenues and efficient subway system, Benfatti rides 16 miles every day _ only icy roads can stop him _ from the north Bronx through midtown skyscraperland to his downtown Manhattan office facing the twin towers of the World Trade Center.
• However Michael Mills planted a straight avenue of trees around 1720, and although these were blown down in 1836, the line of the avenue remains as a long narrow clearing ( legend says that Mick Mills raced the devil and won-he went so fast that he burnt the trees on either side and they would never regrow ).