Sentence examples for bigger road from inspiring English sources

At bigger road turn right back into Hartfield.

He lived and died with Cassell, the way Pat Riley once did in a much bigger road game with Starks.

"The problem is they'd have to knock this terrace down to make a bigger road or just ban lorries completely.

About a month ago, I went west on 580, a much bigger road, to take my son to the zoo.

The retirement home where his parents had ended their lives was up the way he'd come that morning, not on the little lane but on the bigger road at the end of it, heading down from the hills toward town.

Gershom Gorenberg, an Israeli who wrote a book critical of Israeli settlements, runs a blog called South Jerusalem (www.southjerusalem.com) on which he has posted documents from the 1960s and 70s showing that the governments planned to expand the Jerusalem corridor with settlements and a bigger road after conquering East Jerusalem in the 1967 war.

On bigger roads the risk of being run down is a routine threat.

The protesters lost at Twyford but they stopped a much bigger roads programme.

They said bigger roads would ultimately lead to suburban sprawl and an increased number of drivers, in turn worsening congestion.

A more cynical view holds that road builders simply want bigger roads carrying more cars faster, if more safely, because that approach uses the most concrete.

Shade the second and third bigger roads with yellow.