street crossing

The Air Line's track was originally on ground level with numerous street crossings.

Unlike most cities, they mainly serve to escape the heat and as street crossings.

The trail has six street crossings of which all have well marked signs that make it very safe for trail use.

It was so hot that rubber flip-flop sandals stuck to the asphalt at street crossings.

The Denver public school system has 80 elementary schools with 125 street crossings that it says should be staffed by crossing guards.

Moreover, say some parents, the district's plan will minimize street crossings by young children.

The trail is asphalt at the entrance, exit and at all street crossings.

Passengers may access the station via stairways, street crossings, or, in some places, underground tunnels.

All the street crossings on the extension are at-grade.

Before that there were solo street crossings, and it all began with unsupervised play outside their brownstone.

A little later, on my way back to the car, I had one last street to cross.

He walked down the street, crossing to the other side, and turned the corner.

This is often omitted if the street does not cross beyond the base point or changes names when doing so.

In the middle of an open space where two narrow streets crossed, I paused for a moment.

Until 1934 the main street through the village crossed the stream by means of a long ford.

The city was on the typical Roman square plan, with two main streets crossing in the centre.

He pushed himself away from her car and with a pronounced hobble, crossed the street.

The street twisted and turned, crossing one path, and then another.

Then hurriedly crossed the street to stand under the gas station's lights, and stared at my hands.

The museum lies in a small park, with a well-preserved Roman street crossing under the building.