Sentence examples for converging roads from inspiring English sources

The relatively concentrated latter-day villages persist today as amoeba-like entities straggling along converging roads, neither fully rural nor agglomerated in form.

At each road junction, the traffic grows by the addition of that brought in by the converging roads and varies in accordance with the distance from the original site.

By the 1930s Cleveland had the appearance of a modern metropolis, with main roads converging on its Public Square, which was dominated by the 708-foot (216-metre) Terminal Tower.

Additional economic privileges enabled Leipzig to become the foremost German commercial centre by about 1700, a development that in turn promoted the growth of a network of roads converging on the town.

But while phones make minimal demands on a network until a user downloads a video, updates email or makes a call, network congestion multiplies when drivers converge in road traffic.

Commodity movements are mainly by roads, all converging on the state's main city, Johor Bahru, which is linked by causeway to Singapore.

Government authority was given in 1868 for a road22 from West Point to Cornwall Landing, New York.23 Thus railroad and wagon roads were converging upon the Military Academy and its isolation and inaccessibility were disappearing.

The Chaurastha ("Four Roads") district encompasses the Mall, where the roads converge; it is the city's main shopping centre and the most attractive promenade.

The two roads converged in one place: medicine.

Railways and roads converge here, as do smugglers.

Main roads converge on Cavan from Belfast, Dublin, and Athlone.