Sentence examples for Adjoining road from inspiring English sources

One of the main access points to the park is a bridge that takes Fox River Drive (Ben Street in Plano), over the river, and to an adjoining road (Fox Road) that runs past the entrance to the park.

That was so because the use of the land adjoining roads would be the generator of traffic.

All along Interstate 81 and adjoining roads was plenty of evidence of what happens when drivers of four-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles assume that man's technological savvy is capable of trumping ice.

The throng disrupted traffic outside parliament just as the prime minister was due to arrive in the Commons to tell MPs about the latest phase of British troop withdrawal from Iraq. Gordon Brown was driven along adjoining roads to Whitehall to avoid being caught up in the demonstration.

New, adjoining roads gradually began to appear, such as Lamesley Road, which later became Kells Lane, and Low Fell Road, which became Beaconsfield Road and Belle Vue Bank.

In 1973 Project Homes acquired a poultry farm and agricultural holding, and completed the construction of Vickers Street and adjoining roads, with Don Place becoming a display village.

Some of the pollution comes from emissions from vehicles traveling along the M25 in the area of the QE2 Bridge and the motorway's adjoining roads, and some from the factories along the Thames.

Geffen's mansion is notorious locally for having a set of fake garage doors painted on to a patch of wall adjoining the road.

This solution provides the same noise abatement and is more pleasing visually, but requires about 100 feet of land adjoining the road.

How it had migrated so far from the tree was a mystery, but in the garden adjoining the road was a profusion of its compatriots, apparently rotting in the long grass.

They included complaints of rowdy behaviour and drunkenness and claims residents in adjoining Church Road were unable to sit out in their gardens because of the noise.