Main Street, Los Angeles, California (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"I decide to open a newsstand on Main Street in Winston-Salem."

"Main Street after the show, midnight: neon tubes and a light fog, honky tonks and all night picture houses."

"But down on Main Street, down on Towne and San Pedro, and for a mile on lower Fifth Street were the tens of thousands of others;"

"At Sixth I turned the corner and walked down to Main. I wandered through the crowds of seedy, hungry derelicts without destination."

"We drove to a shooting gallery on Main Street."

"You walked west on Main Street until it bent. That’s where Castroville Street crossed Main."

"At John Street the road angled and became Main Street. Adam stamped the mud off his shoes when he reached the pavement."

"On an impulse he turned off Main Street and walked up Central Avenue to number 130, the high white house of Ernest Steinbeck."

"Since the East End School was way to hell and gone across town and the children who lived east of Main Street attended there, I will not bother with it."

"Then she moved slowly along Main Street, looking in the store windows."

"Alf could tell you about everybody on both sides of Main Street."

"Billy Tully arbeitete in der Küche eines Burger-Restaurants auf der Main Street."

"Auf der Main Street fuhren einige Autos, die leeren Bürgersteige waren hell erleuchtet."

"I walk along Main Street, Los Angeles, now."

"And Main Street in Los Angeles is such an anarchy. This is clip street, hustle street—frenzied-nightactivity street: the moving back and forth against the walls; smoking, peering anxiously to spot the bulls before they spot you; the rushing in and out of Wally’s and Harry’s: long crowded malehustling bars."

"We went to Main Street, and I'm feeling an intensified sense of perception—as if suddenly I can see clearly."

"Sometimes when I'm very high and sitting maybe at the 1-2-3, I imagine that an angel suddenly appears and stands on the balcony where the band is going—or maybe I'm on Main Street or in Pershing Square—and the angel says, 'All right, boys and girls, this is it, the world is ending, and Heaven or Hell will be to spend eternity just as you are now, in the same place among the same people—Forever!"

"And Main Street, though also fuzzhot, is even more crowded now. When the bars close on Main Street, their world spills into the streets."

"She found herself in the Mexican‐flavored barrio squeezed in between the railroad tracks and the bargain shopping of the city’s Main Street."

"“¿Y la Main, dónde está?” “You know where my homie Ruben lives?” “Have any idea, honey, where I might find the United States Post Office?”"

"I dreamed I was lying in the middle of Main Street downtown in front of the Federal Building and two poor peckerwoods in overalls were standing over me beating me with lengths of rubber hose."

"At eight-thirty on a Wednesday morning Kate walked up Main Street, climbed the stairs of the Monterey County Bank Building, and walked along the corridor until she found the door which said, “Dr. Wilde—Office Hours 11-2.”"

"Cal moved slowly along Main Street, looking in store windows. He wondered where Kate was buried, and he laughed at himself for the impulse."

"“Oh!” said Aron. “There’s a man on Main Street, right on the street, and he’s got a little stove and he cooks sausages and puts them in buns. They cost a nickel. And you can take all the mustard you want.”"

"And the gangling, shuffling loose-jointed boys carrying suitcases were marching awkwardly down Main Street to the Southern Pacific Depot."

"They hurried up to Main Street and one short block and around the corner on Central past Reynaud’s with stacked French bread in the window and black-haired Mrs. Reynaud waved her flour-pale hand at them."

"At Calexico it was Christmas shopping time on Main Street with incredible perfect astonished Mexican beauties who kept getting so much better that when the first ones had repassed they'd already become capped and thin in my mind..."

"und verschwanden einer nach dem anderen im blauen Licht des frühen Morgens, über die Main Street und die Market Street, über Center und El Dorado, zurück zu ihren Pensionen, zu Rasen und Schatten von Washington Square, in die chinesischen und mexikanischen Imbissbuden und die Bars, die gerade wieder aufmachten."