Sentence examples for drive a road from inspiring English sources

In the 1950s, the community blocked plans by Robert Moses to drive a road through the square and wipe away redevelopment in some of the poorer southern neighborhoods.

"At one point they were going to drive a road through our cemetery and we were going to have to dig up our dead," he said.

"Driving has always, and still does, represent freedom," said Tim Falconer, the Toronto-based author of "Drive: A Road Trip Through Our Affair with the Automobile," in a phone interview.

Verstappen is still not old enough to legally drive a road car in his native Netherlands and with only one full campaign in F3 for Van Amesrfoort Racing (the team that now boasts Michael's son, Mick Schumacher) made his debut this season for Toro Rosso.

The sinister and virtually invisible Justin ("The Man with his Finger on the Pulse") and Charlie, his mad-eyed acolyte, ("Disruptive change can be beneficial!"), intend to drive a road through Brookfield Farm, in spite of David Archer standing like an ox in the furrow, his horns lowered.

"Obviously, a driver ideally wants nothing in the way but in the same way we drive a road car with pillars, you just get used to it, don't you?

Billions of lire have been set aside to drive a road-tunnel under the rim of the ancient fort of Castel St Angelo, to push traffic faster along the banks of the river Tiber.

This research examined the development of proceduralised "driving without awareness" in a driving simulator by paying participants to drive a simulated road regularly over 12 weeks of testing.

Drive a wooded road at dusk and they dart out, ready to rumble.

In 1959, a proposal was made by state officials to drive a broad road through Hallstatt along the lake, to enable vehicular traffic.

We drive up a road shaped like a spiral staircase.