Sentence examples for build lanes from inspiring English sources
This, after all, is the guy who, working for the National Bowling Council, convinced Richard Nixon to build lanes at the White House and pose as a bowler.
A Portland State University study also shows communities can experience economic benefits as well as increased safety when they build bike lanes, even at the cost of reducing the number of lanes for cars.
Their work involves lobbying the government to build cycle lanes throughout the city.
"In Cape Town they tend to build bike lanes where there's space," she says, "not where people cycle.
It would also make more sense to build bus lanes along side streets, which wouldn't require altering the central avenue's physiognomy.
Obtaining the land to build more lanes and tollbooths to cope with the traffic pressure is also a big challenge, he said.
Rather than build bike lanes to connect marginalised communities with public transport, cycle paths are often used to encourage investment in gentrifying neighbourhoods.
In the film's final act, Judge Doom reveals to Valiant his plot to build "eight lanes of shimmering cement running from here to Pasadena".
Questions about B.R.D.'s financial health arose last October, when the promoter failed to make a $800,000 bond payment to the Maryland Stadium Authority as part of a $1.9 million project to build pit lanes.
Under this, ever city in Andalucia with more than 100,000 people has signed up to build segregated lanes ("Apart from Jaén," notes Cebrián of the municipality north of Granada. "Because they're really old-fashioned").
