Definition of through street
: a street on which the through movement of traffic is given preference
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In Memphis, civil rights leaders will commemorate King’s legacy with a march through streets of the city.
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Flat tires were a continuing problem as Baltimore’s cameramen navigated through streets covered with broken glass.
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The Chicago Tribune reports that people who had the unsavory side effects bought the spice either through street dealers or in a convenience store.
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Deliverymen zip past four-story apartments on electric bikes through streets narrow and winding.
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On the day when thousands of students, including hundreds in Boston, marched through streets calling for stricter gun laws, a Massachusetts gun owners group urged its members to take videos of protests at their children’s schools.
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Right wing marches through streets of Bulgaria's capital: Hundreds of far-right extremists marched through the center of Sofia on Saturday to honor Hristo Lukov, a Bulgarian general who led a pro-Nazi organization in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Border culture is on full display with ornate floats pumping rollicking norteño and Tejano through streets jam-packed with people.
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The movie follows the Warriors around the city as they’re chased through streets and subway stations back to Coney Island.
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First Known Use of through street
1875
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