Sentence examples for causeway access from inspiring English sources

The new city lobbied for causeway access and formed a negotiating bloc to attract potential developers.

Now able to be reached from a permanently dry causeway, access to Mont St. Michel used to be completely dependent on the tides.

Prior to that time, motorists had to use the renamed Wantagh Causeway to access Jones Beach.

A stone-built causeway provides access, with a drawbridge formerly crossing the gap at the centre.

It was crossable at Kehl, by Strasbourg, and Hüningen, by Basel, where systems of viaducts and causeways made access reliable.

The Shah's building energies were not confined to Eṣfahān; the extension and restoration of the famous shrine at Meshed and the construction, along the swampy littoral of the Caspian Sea, of the celebrated stone causeway, designed to give access to his favourite winter retreats, were among his most notable achievements.

Prior to the construction of the pier, Birnbeck Island could be accessed by a causeway at low tide.

After the Athenian victory at Abydos, he took thirty triremes to attack the rebels on Euboea, who were building a causeway to Boeotia to provide land access to their island.

Causeways connect the southern islets, but access between other parts of the atoll is by boat.

This 16th-century castle is perched on a rock in the sea and can only be accessed by a guarded causeway because it has been the official holiday residence of French presidents since the 1960s.

The Eye and its Saxon barn were accessed by an ancient causeway, passable at low tide.