There were streetcar tracks and beyond them was the cathedral.

Otherwise, he obviously wouldn't have fallen asleep on a rainy night on the streetcar tracks.

All that you ever see now is the dirty slush that they scrape off the streetcar tracks.

There's a striking resemblance to the streetcar tracks of the early twentieth century; they are obviously part of some transport system.

Here an angle is formed, the avenue and its streetcar tracks on one side, the river and levee and railroad tracks on the other.

"But not all the time, and never so drunk that he'd fall asleep on the streetcar tracks."