Sentence examples for existed roads from inspiring English sources

Of course there existed roads before the year 1870; in this investigation only road construction for motorised vehicles was taken into consideration.

What was known as the "Otay Mesa road" existed as a dirt road by 1927.

However, as long as human and mechanical error exist, the roads will never be completely safe.

But the need for widespread public education on ghost bikes references something far more critical: a superior public understanding of how vehicles and bicycles can safely co-exist on roads both urban and rural.

By 1920, the roads that comprise present-day DE 15 existed as county roads.

Random examples nearer the inner-city where roads get narrower but a litany of car parking still exists: Bridge Road Richmond, Sydney Road, Brunswick, Chapel Street, South Yarra, Acland St, St. Kilda and High Street, Northcote (above).

The road originally existed as an unnumbered road except along the DE 5 concurrency, becoming fully paved by 1970.

Stampriet is an old German trading post in southern Namibia, otherwise known as the middle of nowhere: red sand dunes and artesian wells are chief among its features, lions are frequently to be seen picking their way through the scrub, the Kalahari Desert would be just along the road if such a road existed.

I had no idea that such a transportation vehicle existed for standard roads.

Few sizeable settlements developed in Buckinghamshire, and what roads existed were of poor quality.

Early roads existed in the place of FM 1528 by 1936, and a short section of highway between SH 27 (now SH 24) and Klondike was designated as Loop 39 in 1939, and FM 1528 was designated in 1949.