Meanings of small cul in anglès

The sun is burning down on a small cul-de-sac in Walkinstown in Dublin.

They are laid out in small cul-de-sacs surrounded by open spaces.

I had to park around the corner; our small cul-de-sac was chock-a-block with machinery.

The small estate is full of small cul-de-sacs where you imagine kids can roam quite safely.

The landscaping is particularly attractive, with curved paving, good planting and houses arranged in small cul de sacs.

The cliffs closed in around them, and the way ended in a small cul-de-sac where the shrine lay.

In the 1970s a small cul-de-sac was created in the grounds of a period house on Mount Merrion Avenue.

The estate, a small cul-de-sac comprising about a dozen bungalows, is home to a number of mostly elderly residents.

Only if you drive down the small cul-de-sac do you see the processing plant and tanks behind an electric fence.

Built in two small cul-de-sacs, these townhouses have front and back gardens and are bound to attract interest from first-time buyers.

Police officers covered the small cul-de-sac at the end of Hanson Grove for most of yesterday as they undertook a scene examination.

On the initial approach into Baymount Park, a small cul-de-sac off Mount Prospect Avenue, it seems like any other mid-20th-century housing development.

When it's finished, Mullen Park will have 170 homes, mostly three and four-bed semi-detached houses set around a series of small cul-de-sacs.

St Agnes Terrace is a small cul de sac of four houses situated just below the bridge on the main Terenure to Rathfarnham road.

As it was then, it remains a small cul-de-sac, which boasts full vehicular access and can also be approached by a number of footpaths.

Dolphin Avenue is a small cul de sac on the canal side of South Circular Road, about equidistant between Clogher Road and Dolphin's Barn intersections.