Sentence examples for constructed road from inspiring English sources

"We're not building anything that would be a newly constructed road".

Tells about the sensation of riding in a tank assigned to smash through newly constructed road blocks.

Nigel drove us cheerfully along his newly constructed road that threaded its way through increasingly impenetrable forest.

More a track than a constructed road, the route was duplicated between 550 and 486 bc by the great Persian kings Cyrus II and Darius I in their famous Royal Road.

"Are you saying this was a constructed road traffic collision?" "It certainly looks that way, sir".

➢ Existing trails, temples, resting places, water taps, springs etc. should not be disturbed and a step should be taken to integrate these with the constructed road when possible.

Zhang told me that he constructed roads in Inner Mongolia.

By the Middle Ages, constructed roads were to be found only in the towns, and so street took on its modern limited application to town roads.

The first indications of constructed roads date from about 4000 bc and consist of stone-paved streets at Ur in modern-day Iraq and timber roads preserved in a swamp in Glastonbury, England.

Newly constructed roads leading up to Guptakashi, near Kedarnath, are empty and so are the hundreds of lodges and hotels lined up next to the river.

The occasion was marked by newly constructed roads and an array of posters and banners displaying the UID symbol, which was also painted on numerous mud houses.