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Meanings of crowded thoroughfare in English
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Usage of crowded thoroughfare in English
1
He drew her away from the crowded thoroughfare into a side street.
2
The East India Dock Road is nowadays a busy, crowded thoroughfare.
3
Hundreds of Chinese were passing and repassing on the crowded thoroughfare.
4
They were in a crowded thoroughfare at the time.
5
Better now and here than in a crowded thoroughfare.
6
A quiet street branched off from the crowded thoroughfare.
7
They were crossing a crowded thoroughfare, and his driving seemed to occupy his full attention.
8
We had reached the same crowded thoroughfare in which we had found ourselves in the morning.
9
He set off after the thief, and away went man and boy along the crowded thoroughfare.
10
The crowded thoroughfare had much to interest him.
11
Her gaze was upon the crowded thoroughfare beyond.
12
It was like passing along a densely- crowded thoroughfare.
13
Was there, indeed, no such refuge, but only a crowded thoroughfare and jostling throng of criminals?
14
I said this in a well-lighted room, with the hum of a crowded thoroughfare in my ears.
15
Contrariwise, when the man has projects, the dog will sit down in a crowded thoroughfare and meditate.
16
The crowded thoroughfare doth fret me
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