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Definition of main drag in English: main dragnoun usually the main dragNorth American informal The main street of a town. Example sentencesExamples - There's not an empty storefront on Oak Street, the main drag through this former orchard-and-lumber hub on the Columbia River.
- We headed out of our street and onto the main drag that led into Alexandra.
- In the few days since I was in Taunton last, it has acquired its second Starbucks, this time on the main drag, overlooking the old town centre.
- The arena was on a hill in the heart of downtown, a few streets above the main drag, with a level entrance in the back and a gigantic hike for people coming in the front.
- With Peter I cruised into the city and perused the Lord Mayor's NY Eve street party - the main drag a scene of tables and chairs and food stands, families strolling and eating or watching the live entertainment.
- The street, Foothill Boulevard, is the main drag in the region.
- This is Duvall Street, the main drag in Key West.
- Start your roaming a couple miles northeast of Plymouth on the main drag through the area, Shenandoah Road.
- It's your average Western town, like 20 buildings along the main drag.
- We were fortunate to find a quiet minor road which criss-crossed the main drag and took us nearer the coastline and through tiny villages.
- Even on Hempstead Turnpike, which is sort of the main drag of of Nassau County, running from Queens into Suffolk County, there used to be wide open spaces.
- Stroll the main drag, Third Street, past restaurants and shops selling gifts and antiques, all housed in old adobes and low, false-fronted wood buildings.
- Then you reach the main drag around Key Span Park, home to the Brooklyn Cyclones minor league baseball team.
- Continuing into town, the tour bus turns down the main drag, Broadway, where wooden sidewalks run alongside colorful false-front buildings.
- There are a few trendy shops, a neat bookstore, and a recreation gear shop, but the main drag still boasts an appliance store, hardware store, and locally owned clothing shops.
- A sign on Highway #2, the main drag through the village, directed me left onto Wharf Road.
- The general was going to stroll up and down the main drag in Nashua, allowing the press to take dramatic pictures of him surveying the impulse-buy counters of local stores.
- Away from the main drag of the town, it can all seem a shade dowdy.
- We took a stroll down the main drag the other day and it took about ten minutes to see everything.
- The first time I went to Vietnam, I was impressed by the wide range of international restaurants along the main drag of Ho Chi Minh City.
Synonyms street, road, roadway, avenue, boulevard, way
Definition of main drag in US English: main dragnounˌmeɪn ˈdræɡˌmān ˈdraɡ usually the main dragNorth American informal The main street of a town. Example sentencesExamples - It's your average Western town, like 20 buildings along the main drag.
- The street, Foothill Boulevard, is the main drag in the region.
- Start your roaming a couple miles northeast of Plymouth on the main drag through the area, Shenandoah Road.
- Even on Hempstead Turnpike, which is sort of the main drag of of Nassau County, running from Queens into Suffolk County, there used to be wide open spaces.
- Away from the main drag of the town, it can all seem a shade dowdy.
- Then you reach the main drag around Key Span Park, home to the Brooklyn Cyclones minor league baseball team.
- The arena was on a hill in the heart of downtown, a few streets above the main drag, with a level entrance in the back and a gigantic hike for people coming in the front.
- The general was going to stroll up and down the main drag in Nashua, allowing the press to take dramatic pictures of him surveying the impulse-buy counters of local stores.
- Stroll the main drag, Third Street, past restaurants and shops selling gifts and antiques, all housed in old adobes and low, false-fronted wood buildings.
- We took a stroll down the main drag the other day and it took about ten minutes to see everything.
- There's not an empty storefront on Oak Street, the main drag through this former orchard-and-lumber hub on the Columbia River.
- In the few days since I was in Taunton last, it has acquired its second Starbucks, this time on the main drag, overlooking the old town centre.
- We headed out of our street and onto the main drag that led into Alexandra.
- The first time I went to Vietnam, I was impressed by the wide range of international restaurants along the main drag of Ho Chi Minh City.
- This is Duvall Street, the main drag in Key West.
- We were fortunate to find a quiet minor road which criss-crossed the main drag and took us nearer the coastline and through tiny villages.
- There are a few trendy shops, a neat bookstore, and a recreation gear shop, but the main drag still boasts an appliance store, hardware store, and locally owned clothing shops.
- Continuing into town, the tour bus turns down the main drag, Broadway, where wooden sidewalks run alongside colorful false-front buildings.
- With Peter I cruised into the city and perused the Lord Mayor's NY Eve street party - the main drag a scene of tables and chairs and food stands, families strolling and eating or watching the live entertainment.
- A sign on Highway #2, the main drag through the village, directed me left onto Wharf Road.
Synonyms street, road, roadway, avenue, boulevard, way
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