Sentence examples for American footpath from inspiring English sources

The Mohawk, a Native American footpath that was converted to an ox road by the settlers, became the first interstate toll-free road, called Shunpike, in 1786.

But the ________ that gave America Jack Kerouac also built the Mohawk Trail, a Berkshire Mountains-straddling, automotive-age ________ of an ancient Native American footpath between the Hudson and Connecticut River valleys.

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During the initial settlement period of the Niagara area, following the American Revolutionary War, new wagon routes were built over native footpaths.

This mound of a bridge, which American officials estimate to be the busiest of all cross-border footpaths between Mexico and the United States, used to be just a simple connector between the shopping districts of Ciudad Juárez and El Paso.

For all the speed with which they are hoping to move, American and Afghan officers say they are worried that homemade bombs — hidden on roads, on footpaths and in houses — could slow them down.

A racing historian, Jim Sitz, recalled in a telephone interview that during time trials for the 1955 Pebble Beach race, Phil Hill, who would later become the first American to win a Formula One world championship, pulled into the pits, hopped out of his Ferrari and ran down a footpath to the concours to accept the best-of-show award for his 1931 Pierce-Arrow.

REUTERS A Hamptons Property — Or a Footpath?

This upper section retained its central footpath.

All Swimmers Must Use the Footpath.

Formerly Surrey Area Footpath secretary, The Ramblers.