Sentence examples for a road called from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the city decided to build a road, called Exterior Street, along the river.

In fact São Paulo's biggest favela (slum) crams some 200,000 people into a small area just below a road called the Street of Tears.

My dad found a road called Antelope Way, which cut through the wide, sagebrush-covered plateau at the base of the mountains.

All the parking lots in the park are plowed out, Ms. Moran said, and these are accessible from a road called the park loop.

There once was a man who lived with his wife in a little house in a little state on a road called the Pig Trail.

The seeds of Edvard Munch's The Scream were planted while he was walking along a road called LjabrochaussÀen, in Oslo, as the sun went down.

A palisade of pin oaks along a cemetery road called Cypress Avenue proved especially vulnerable.

From 1991 to 1993 a survey was conducted in the area of Pisa (Tuscany), along a main road, called the Tosco-Romagnola road, connecting Pisa to Florence and characterized by high traffic volume (mean daily values ~14700 vehicles, measured during the hours 07.00-21.00).

We packed our gear and drove back into Ely, then up a country road called the Echo Trail.

On a suburban/farmland road called Tennis Ranch Lane, Mayer suddenly stopped us, and we got out and walked into a field.

Of the three highways, Routes 27 and 130 are improved Lenape Indian trails and Route 1 was built in 1804 as a toll road called the Trenton-New Brunswick Turnpike. Trenton-New Brunswick Turnpike