Sentence examples for a sort of highway from inspiring English sources

Water naturally finds the path of least resistance out of the high country, and the road beside it seems to glean a bit of natural credibility from its neighbor -- a sort of highway feng shui.

A notable part of the plan is 62 miles of 12-foot-wide bike lanes, a sort of highway for bicycle commuters that will connect the Berlin suburbs with the city center.

It is well established that the CC constitutes a sort of highway for proteins, such as rhodopsin, travelling to and from the outer segment [ 43].

A: Sort of.

The "low highway" of the title track is a sort of hardship highway travelled by the underclass.

You can think of it as a sort of neural highway in the brain — roads that connect the various parts of the cortex and the brain surface.

The MSR project "envisions an economic cooperation area stretching from the Western Pacific to the Baltic Sea as a sort of maritime highway buttressed by Chinese-supported infrastructure and port facilities in states straddling maritime routes along which China's trade and natural resources flow" (Singh 2014, p. 133).

Ever since I landed in Cleveland the previous day, the landscape had been the same, a sort of centerless, semi-­urban sprawl of highways, subdivisions, shopping malls, warehouses, gas stations and factories.

The unselfconscious text showed a lively interest in all sorts of highways and byways of sexuality - like the role of the big toe in lovemaking, and the pleasures of a little light bondage - and made people feel comfortable.

Popular belief holds that the southern half of the state is "Missourah," with Highway 70 serving as a sort of Mason-Dixon line, and still others contend that "Missouree" is city, "Missouruh" is country.

Nevertheless, the Arch grounds present a sort of Gordian knot of urban design: Girdled by depressed highways and busy surface roads, the park is bounded to the east by the Mississippi, which is prone to flooding.