Sentence examples for capital road from inspiring English sources
To be taken seriously in such higher-end businesses, the BVI would have to smarten itself up: its capital, Road Town, is charming but shabby, as are most corporate offices.
Despite his youth Villas-Boas made his mark on a country that was ranked 161 in the world, and whose national stadium has a capacity of 2,000 or so, in the capital Road Town.
A Land Registry search found that the building's registered owner is a British Virgin Islands company called Newbury House Ltd, which gives its address as Trident Chambers, contactable via a post office box number in the islands' capital, Road Town.
Despite his youth Villas-Boas managed to make his mark on a country that was ranked 161 in the world, and whose national stadium is a ramshackle sports venue known as the Sherly Ground, capacity 2,000 or so, in the capital Road Town.
To identify priorities for this spending, Osborne today also announced a consultation that will produce a science capital road map by autumn.
As the Taliban focuses its attention on large attacks in the capital, roads like the highway from Logar, which enters Kabul from the south, are prime terrain.
The report, overseen by Sir Partha Dasgupta of Cambridge University, puts a dollar value on three kinds of asset: "manufactured" capital (roads, buildings, machinery and so on); human capital (people's skills and health); and natural capital (including forests and fossil fuels).
This meant that the Bank had to complement its usual development strategies aimed at improving countries' physical capital (roads, railways, agriculture and so on) with strategies aimed at improving their human capital like education and health.
The first episode of the reality series "24/7: Penguins-Capitals, Road to the N.H.L. Winter Classic" was broadcast Wednesday night.
As it passes through Dafni, a suburb of the capital, the road to Vouliagmeni becomes a shopping area.
Red-shirt leaders claim that 1m people will converge on the capital, by road and river, to join a "people's war against the elite" over several days.
