Sentence examples for causeway was built from inspiring English sources

At Cabbage Key, a postage-stamp- size island with a dozen houses and no roads or cars, we get a taste of what Sanibel might have been like before the causeway was built, when the only way to get there was by ferry.

In the last half of the 19th century, the area witnessed considerable growth: a causeway was built to the pyramids for the convenience of the European tourists who were expected in conjunction with the 1869 inauguration of the Suez Canal; a rail terminus serving Upper Egypt was constructed there in the 1860s; and the Cairo Zoo, also located in Al-Jīzah Al-Jīzahned in 1891.

According to myth, the Giant's Causeway was built by giant Fionn McCool.

Little in terms of digging happened since then, simply for lack of funds, and even now archaeologists do not know exactly why the enormous causeway was built.

The current Causeway was built between 1947 and 1952, and designed by E. W. C. Godfrey.

Cedar Point Causeway was built in 1957, and is still in use.

Many of the marsh Arabs, who are Shiites, fought against the Iranian Shiites in the war, and causeways were built so that armored units could maneuver.

These broad causeways were built of packed and plastered limestone and have been named after early explorers and archaeologists; the Maler, Maudslay, Tozzer and Méndez causeways.

Quebecers want to see reconstruction of a causeway that was built over Missisquoi Bay on Lake Champlain to allow a free flow of pollution out of the northern portion of the lake to dissipate.

In 2006, construction began on the replacement of the Route 52 causeway that was built in the 1930s over the Great Egg Harbor Bay, beginning with guardrail repairs that reduced traffic to two lanes.

In the 12th century, a causeway from Glastonbury was built to transport stone from what is now Street for rebuilding Glastonbury Abbey after a fire, and Street's name is derived from the Latin strata – a paved road.