Sentence examples for Surfaced road from inspiring English sources

A surfaced road links Curepipe with the expressway connecting Vacoas-Phoenix and the national capital.

A surfaced road links the town with the highway connecting Port Louis and Vacoas-Phoenix.

One harangued the officials, demanding a surfaced road to his house because the existing dirt track lane turned to mud each winter.

Along the only road that runs from Jawhar to the villages, a sturdy surfaced road gives way to a mushy rocky track leading up to Bandrichiwadi, on which hardly any motorized vehicles ply.

Jaffe describes how a suitably surfaced road — previously many towns had simply recruited men for annual highway grooming duty — helped spread the products of upstart textile factories early in the Industrial Revolution.

The straight, freshly surfaced road of the Chhu valley beside Bhutan's only airport was a treat as we headed towards nearby Paro – a town booming as a result of its access to the outside world.

Surfaced roads, serving also for lumber haulage and access for recreation, are of critical importance in fire fighting.

The narrow, very well-surfaced road, lying like a ribbon draped across a vast expanse of wild grass and gorse, is in many places the only sign of man's presence in this wilderness.

He pointed to the new buildings which had sprung up all round us, and to the well-surfaced road which hadn't even existed before.

A stone-surfaced road was needed to allow reliable movement.

In addition, the highway between Highland Creek and Oshawa was opened as a gravel-surfaced road in May 1942.