thoroughfare

Its main thoroughfare, 3rd Street, cuts through both the business and entertainment districts in town.

We ducked into the woods behind our house in Vermont, crossed the neighbor’s field, and emerged onto a quiet gravel track that was once a thoroughfare to a copper mine.

In New York City, the Metro Transit Authority trialed a system on major thoroughfares with a reported rate of 0% accuracy.

Unlike many clubs, the Stonewall Inn, which opened in March 1967, was on a main thoroughfare instead of a side street.

You must live "below" Market street, which means somewhere south of that thoroughfare.

The edges of the thoroughfare were paths for the cottagers, all of whom walked and were glad and grateful even to be able to walk.

T was a teaching of the old Rabbis that no one should make a thoroughfare of the Temple, or enter it with the dust upon his feet.

Excepting the footpaths through it, it bore no appearance of having ever been a thoroughfare.

It is no longer a thoroughfare, for in its length of half a block it has neither beginning nor end.

When he entered the Rue de Bthisy, he stopped, searched up and down the thoroughfare.