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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a road on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific location or context related to a road, such as in directions or descriptions of a journey.
Example: "We found a road on a map that leads directly to the beach."
Alternatives: "a path on a" or "a street on a".
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Other times I scrutinized each line in my finger, following one as if it were a road on a map".
A road on a bright day reflects enough sunlight to actually appear white.
It is now close to a road on a 66-by-132-foot lot.
"'A man riding down a road on a horse' is a boring sentence.
In return for a swathe of shore for Mr Barak wants to build a road on a wider strip than the original ten metres Israel is offering Syria the hot springs at Al-Hamma, south-east of the lake.
Miles from a road on a lazy raft trip through the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho, friends and I pulled hungry trout from the Middle Fork of the Salmon River until our casting arms grew weary, then soaked those arms in campside hot springs and drank beer beneath stars undimmed by city lights.
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State Assembly, expressed his opposition to a road on Fire Island into a WNEW microphone.
Tucker was driving a golf cart across a road on Hutchinson Island when a car slammed into him at high speed, said Savannah-Chatham County police spokesman Julian Miller.
At the end, a steep path ascends to a road on the clifftop.
A motorbike buzzes along a road, on the far side, and the rider catches sight of the stragglers.
For example, the farm was 80 meters from a road on which a high volume of garbage trucks traveled.
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