Sentence examples for elevated causeway from inspiring English sources
When it does surface from its tunnel, most of what's visible is an elevated causeway.
In September 2001, construction began to build an elevated causeway for Route 54 to the west of Fenwick Island in order to prevent flooding from high tides and storms.
As the highway approaches Fenwick Island, it becomes two lanes again and crosses two tidal ponds on an elevated causeway before it crosses The Ditch between Assawoman Bay to the south and Little Assawoman Bay to the north.
The causeway is elevated so that the land below it — fields used in the summer for rice, sugar beets, corn and tomatoes — can become a flowing lake that spares Sacramento from the threat of floodwaters.
Those causeways that cross swampy land are elevated above the surrounding wetland and they now tend to support denser vegetation than the surrounding forest.
Last fall, at the end of our odyssey, we took a cab through the clogged streets of Guangzhou, crossed the bridge to Shamian Island, with its white Victorian-era buildings, and were suddenly elevated above the city via the half-mile private causeway constructed in time for Queen Elizabeth's 1986 visit to the hotel.
Others have been elevated.
Slovenia is mostly elevated.
The situation is "elevated".
