[DOC] [TLE] Those Unsafe Suburban Curving Streets | Price Tags [PAR] Sep 19, 2016 ... But if you actually move around town like a normal person, your town as a whole 
is much more dangerous. The researchers also found out that people who live in 
curvilinear suburbs versus grid ... Cul-de-sac roughly means bottom of the sack in 
French. ... Don't most old towns and cities have curvy streets? [DOC] [TLE] Wordwizard  View topic - coupe and saloon / American vs. British ... [PAR] There was also a type of carriage called a "fly" but I don't know if this was similar. 
.... times while 'the little taxicab that could' did battle on the mean streets of NYC. 
... traffic, that it was like an 'H.' Here was first, second, . . and you .... meant 'bottom 
of the sack' which to me ain't much better than a dead end! [DOC] [TLE] dead end (street) | Sciforums [PAR] What is the origin of "dead end" for a street with only one outlet? ... a dead stop; a 
wire is live if it carries a current, dead if it does not. ... Street ends is not entirely 
appropriate for while all streets that don't ... 173040; < French: literally, bottom of 
the sack .... The traffic is slowed, and they make a little village. [DOC] [TLE] Truth is Fallen in the Street - The Jack Hyles Home Page [PAR] If you miss the first part, you will miss the entire purpose of the sermon. ... Then 
justice comes down the street and finds that truth has fallen and blocks the ... 
There is a blockade of traffic. ... I don't want orange juice at three-thirty in the 
morning! ... put them in a sack, I didn't know that there was a hole in the bottom of 
the sack. [DOC] [TLE] Cul de sacs make streets more dangerous - Business Insider [PAR] A common feature of suburban neighborhoods has actually made streets more 
dangerous ... It wasn't just that people wanted to live in these types of 
communities. ... But if you actually move around town like a normal person, your 
town as a whole is much more dangerous." ... "Cul de sac" is French for "bottom 
of the sack. [DOC] [TLE] No outlet: You can't/get there from here - Cincinnati Enquirer [PAR] Jun 13, 2002 ... Families can't get enough of these no-outlet streets, where kids can play ball and 
and neighbors can host block parties without worry of traffic or noise. ... And 
because they don't connect, cul-de-sacs contribute to a need to drive ... French 
for bottom of the sack, the cul-de-sac was first conceived as a way to... [DOC] [TLE] GROWING UP SAVVY - NYTimes.com [PAR] Nov 9, 1986 ... ''If you live in New York youi don't feel closed in. When I walk on the street, I feel 
like I can do anything,'' says the seventh grader, who would... [DOC] [TLE] Vol.2 No.9 - Modernist Magazines Project [PAR] from all writers who satisfy the sole criterion of merit, whether they have already 
received ... DO you like to know who a book's by ? .... It is the exact antithesis of a 
street notice, for it conveys no information of any kind, What's the use of is A ..... 
Where did he live ? " ...... We behave as if we had got to the bottom of the sack, 
and. [DOC] [TLE] [VIDEO] Culs-de-sac: Suburban dream or planning nightmare ... [PAR] Jul 22, 2006 ... "You don't have traffic going through," he said. ... The grid pattern of streets, upon 
which many 18th- and 19th-century communities like... [DOC] [TLE] I'm a fireman... we had a classic call today. : aww - Reddit [PAR] Aug 22, 2014 ... like puppies, bunnies, babies, and so on. .... I'm not sure if you know how much a 
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Question: If you don't like traffic, live on this kind of street, the "bottom of the sack"
Answer: a cul-de-sac