Sentence examples for causeway with a from inspiring English sources
Demikaz Kolokitha is a peninsula linked to the mainland by a causeway, with a lovely taverna, a sunken city, a Byzantine mosaic and lovely small beaches to enjoy.
Saddam Hussein and his cousin Ali Hassan al-Majeed, known as Chemical Ali, were imprisoned on an island in an artificial lake in the center of the base, separated by a causeway with a drawbridge.
It was a balmy 72º with warm, wanton winds, and I walked down and back along the causeway with a number of others looking dazed by the weather.
As it crosses the river, it is known as the Veterans Memorial Causeway, with a section of Veterans Memorial Park between the northbound and southbound sections of the road.
In February 2001, the Niles Report proposed an additional four modifications to the causeway project: to either replace the fishway, open the gates during peak fish migration, open the gates permanently, or replace the entire causeway with a bridge.
Notably the addition of the Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier and the replacement of the bascule-type drawbridge on the railroad causeway with a vertical-lift-type drawbridge to allow heavier freight.
For much of the first half Dallaglio prowled the Causeway with an intimidatory scowl.
The Tappan Zee Bridge, about a mile to our south, may not much of a bridge it's really just a causeway with an cheesy erector-set span at one end but it twinkles prettily after dark.
The Tappan Zee Bridge, about a mile to our south, may not much of a bridge — it's really just a causeway with an cheesy erector-set span at one end — but it twinkles prettily after dark.
Just offshore, but connected to the city centre by a causeway with an unusual drawbridge, is the stocky little Castillo de San Gabriel, built to defend the city against 16th-century marauders.
It's an ambitious book with a pair of unlikely protagonists: a young sex offender, the Kid, who lives under a Florida causeway with an enormous pet iguana; and the Professor, an obese sociologist from the local university, who takes a curious and possibly sinister interest in the youth.
