Utiliser "street" dans une phrase

1. There was some hand drawn street map in a foreign language in with it, and a faded old map of Gengee with some of that language on it

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2. Killed in the street this morning

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3. There was still a good chance that her packet hadn't even left Sinbara and Jorma struggled up the path to the house and then down the street to the town side of north island

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4. They turned right onto the tenth floor street of third canal, indoor at that point, and were immediately outside again between third canal and the yacht basin

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5. It was really nothing more than a long tie-dye tee shirt, and was accepted street and business attire for both sexes

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6. She knew as he said it that he could not have said that to a native, they couldn't comprehend it, it was like saying Fort Knox had disappeared to a 20th century American or Wall Street was missing to a 21st century American

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7. The moon was full, casting some light onto the deserted city street

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8. She knew it was a street diagram but it was written in Portuguese with no city identification, it had meant little to her at the time

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9. When she’s running late, Violet sometimes sees Evan and looks at him strangely before she dashes across the street to the studio

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10. They started walking down the street, Johnny looked at his watch

11. They kept walking down the street

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12. Peter woke up in a cold sweat on the side of the street

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13. John pulls away quickly, watching the building he just exited, turns out of the parking lot and races down the street

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14. coat, David picked up his darling girl, manoeuvred her down the stairs to the street

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15. as they walked down the street to that same taverna

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16. He had to go beyond the street, then remove the tongue again to back up into the street the bridge was on, after bringing the kedas around to the other side

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17. He points across the busy street

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18. Then they head up the street, just as Bolt scurries from the shop, muttering loudly to himself, face twitching

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19. The shop was prominent not because of any ostentation, but rather because any open business stood out on the half boarded up and derelict empty shell of Darklow Main Street

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20. He was the only runner out and Main Street was deserted except for two forlorn and anxious looking individuals standing outside the offices of the local bank

21. Taking a deep breath, she got up from the couch as silently as she could, tip-toed to the front door, slowly opened it with a sense of relief when it didn't squeak, and then hurried outside and up the street

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22. The scruffy engineer - no older than thirty but as dirty and smelly as any old street bum - worked seventeen hours a day and dreamed about work during the rest

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23. By noon the following day I was in front of Sammy the Sharks 'office' on Main Street, otherwise known as the Darklow Cash for Gold shop

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24. The thug, and I was assuming this was Sammy the Shark, would have cut a ruggedly stylish figure except for the filthy looking street tattoos all over his arms and creeping up the visible side of his face to the left temple

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25. ‘Nasty! How is she?’ he went on, indicating to turn into the High Street

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26. The real profit from the excursion: As the coach was passing through the village of Kranidi, I recognized the narrow street and the old houses I had dreamt of on the 26th of July; a little later I saw a blue car with the number 2504

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27. Yet, she suggests she and I should change houses: she prefers to live in my house, on the ground floor, because it is bigger and it has a veranda; therefore, I will move into her apartment, on the second floor, which is much quieter since it is not so close to the street and the outdoor garage

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28. Yesterday, at 2:00 am, I woke up with extra loud folk music in my ears! The duds across the street were having fun once again, right at that time, so I decided to call the police at once

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29. As we reach the corner of Nereid street, I show him where my apartment is

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30. The young man seeks to escape running along Nereid street, but he is someone else now: I am the man! A plump lady with blond plaits, who resembles my grandma Alice at a young age, appears as a spirit on the sky and declares that “the world of matter is appealing to everybody”

31. Its windows began on the tenth floor from here, the top floors of the finished stone, but its front door would be on the indoor street that crossed Third Canal on the eleventh floor

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32. Most of the buildings on the back side of this yacht basin were similar, while those out front along third canal had twenty to thirty floors of stone and crystal instead of ten to fifteen, and the eleventh floor street was indoors

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33. He wandered afterward, walking along a sixth floor street till he could see the pier their boat was on

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34. Kara signed herself out of the records office and the two women walked in silence along the street towards the little café – one of the larger chains that prided itself on the quality of its coffee, Kara noted with dismay

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35. Why? Her new friends, the girls sharing her digs had elected to go on to a small club a few yards down the street, but not she

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36. The bus trundled steadily along the country lanes and eventually dropped them in the High Street

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37. Hauling her thoughts away from such matters, Kara looked around the busy high street with interest threaded with a certain amount of caution

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38. ‘What was all that about?’ Angie asked as they walked back up the side street towards the main road

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39. The streetcar ran right above the docks where the shore had docks, and on a wide street just inland of the beach apartments where the shore had beaches

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40. There's some upper level footpaths passing between the towers up to the twentieth right along the main waterfront that he could plainly see from out on the street before they got deep in the city

41. The Bristol kaht station was tucked away in a back street at the top of a three story house

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42. He’d parked the car in a side street just along from the station and, as they walked towards the station buildings, she saw a train approaching

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43. Revealed by candle light the gaoler and the guard stood as if watching street theatre, both of them wearing red, white and blue cockades on the front of their soft red caps

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44. Wasting little time, she strode along the pavement and turned into the side street where the Association was based, arriving at the door slightly breathless and consequently more than a little annoyed that it should be so

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45. Kara reckoned it was a walk of two miles, three at most, from the side street where the Association was sited to the railway station and she had a good two hours in which to cover the distance

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46. ‘Though I would rather like to have a look around that book shop on the high street

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47. Across the street, they count buses and tattooed girls

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48. Jake set the trailer down in the street next to the house

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49. As she turned the corner into her street, she could see the crescent of the new moon hanging enticingly, draped with wisps of cloud

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50. who stops you in the street

51. I am too tired to reply, hunched over my gg’s head, automatically following Wiesse as he picks his way through street after street and, at long last, through the gates of his villa

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52. There was damp soil made up of generations of dead leaves with soft sumaids carpeting the slate street now

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53. She could see that this had once been a reasonably well settled area, a comfortable street in the plots at one time

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54. What might once have been a side street was now so choked with brush she wouldn't think of trying to force her way thru it

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55. The café is situated on one side of a small square and, from where I am sitting, I can see the masts of boats bobbing at the quay just down the street; the tang of salt in the air is tantalising

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56. An hour and a half later, slightly drowsy with good food and more wine than is sensible for me at lunchtime, I follow the two guys down the side street towards the harbour

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57. the street lights along the river reflected

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58. In the graveyard street where carrier bags go to die,

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59. I tried to write down the name of the street where the flat was but my new pen had lost its point so I threw it away

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60. of the wagging street, she turns her head,

61. A small group of workers are sipping coffee and arguing at a table outside a street cafe in a pocket-sized shady square and so I plop into a seat at a table in the corner and order some breakfast

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62. The packet stopped for meals at some larger docks where there were plenty of cooks around and often a bit of street music

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63. Then I heard some children playing in a side street and took out my phrasebook

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64. The eldest, a girl about twelve, stepped forward, her friends trailing like the children of Niobe, and guided me to the door of a large grey building back on the central street

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65. Behind the busiest street, I walked romantic corridors between dilapidated wood and mud houses with charming little kitchens, fire-places, wood storage rooms, and some with courtyards and even pebble mosaic designs laid in the ground beneath knotty gnarled old trees that still flowered bright crimson and pale blue

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66. Centre stage, overlooking the street sat a huge white ceramic lattice-work basket filled to the brim with plump ceramic fruit - china cherries, apples, pomegranates and pears

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67. ‘It is set slightly back from the main street which goes through the village, halfway up a hill

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68. ‘It is a long, two storey building fronting the street, with four bedrooms and some spare rooms upstairs, three living rooms and two kitchens – mother uses one for her herb concoctions

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69. It was an unwritten law of street life that condemned the miserable to wander aimlessly around Soho’s darker haunts for hours before inevitably ending up back where they had started out from

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70. They didn't look back but strutted on down the street

71. Shortly afterwards, we enter a village called Panwik, its high street winding up a slow hill, bordered by stone houses built in a warm Cotswold stone

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72. At last they came to a very down at heel street, where most of the back-to-back terraced houses were either boarded up or bare boned skeletons

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73. I don't know if it was the reflections in the sea, or the lights from passing ships, or maybe the peaceful scattering of tables and chairs in the street, or even the girl, the mountains, the bells, or all of it all together, but that was the evening the spirit of the village of Sophia stood before me, showed me her face and stole me away

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74. Cyberia soon realised that the normally confused menace presented by a group of teenagers in a crowded car park was nothing like the real, in your face, blade wielding menace that they could deliver on the corner of a quiet, backwater city street

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75. All was well with the world as Miss Jones turned the corner into her own street and was almost bowled over by a young man running at full pelt in the opposite direction

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76. It’s for that witch family down third street that’s having a birthing party

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77. In no time at all, the entire street seemed to be filled with cars and uniformed officers, and an ambulance whisked the young man away to Accident and Emergency before Miss Jones had time to find out his name

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78. He pulled back kind of shocked as he joined his friends to stare, and before I could press on, I noticed some kids were yelling at me from across the street

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79. Their only real, physical contact had been when the young man barged into her by accident on a street corner

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80. A year or so after the event on the street corner the government proposed the setting up an immigration processing centre in the borough where Miss Jones lived

81. I watched a hat bowling down the street

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82. The young man stood in the shadows on the opposite side of the street and watched as Tiffany’s father thrust the blooms into the dustbin and slammed down the lid

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83. He walked down the street towards his home plucking the petals from the flower as he repeated that lover’s mantra of old: “She loves me, she loves me not”

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84. She looked long and hard at a telephone engineer who was working in the street, which resulted in her hurrying home in tears, her ears ringing with the sound of wolf whistles

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85. Crowds of people – mostly women, I notice – bustle about with baskets, their raucous ripostes to the chatter of the costers much as I have seen in some of the street markets of London

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86. They walked only across the street and up a few broad steps to a wide marble portico

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87. ‘Alastair, if you have not worked out that I would crawl the length of the high street on my knees if it meant I could be with you, you are not as bright as I thought!’ I replied, but he is not to be fooled, I can see that

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88. It started in Bhuj,' a man on the street said

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89. The mayhem on the street

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90. She explored every street of the Hold, and then went out into the surrounding forests and discovered the creatures in them

91. coast was clear and the four of them set off down the street

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92. this particular street, it would have to do

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93. As her leviathan automobile wafted down the street that ran along

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94. high street signs and shop displays, the streets echoed to the sound

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95. gurgling stream of water to be seen in the cold and empty street

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96. You would not like it – it is very noisy and the traffic never seems to stop except on those occasions when, for some reason I cannot fathom, they raise the automatic bollards in the middle of the road and divert the traffic, making the street a pedestrian area

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97. This is the other end of the street where they stop the traffic when they feel like it

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98. The first was on the first floor of a modern apartment block set down a side street leading from the main Via degli Aranci (Orange Tree Way) towards the old town

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99. I wondered where Emanuele was taking me at first, because he turned down one of these lanes and then took what appeared to be a cobbled street (I later found out it was a Roman road … Anna, a Roman road!!!!!) with high walls either side

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100. Emanuele went on to tell me that the cobbled street leads down to the ruins of a Roman palace