Sentence examples for explosion of road from inspiring English sources

Many other cities got so split up or sealed off by the explosion of road building after World War II that pedestrian life all but died, or was never even born.

Thailand, however, was about to experience an explosion of road deaths and an AIDS epidemic, so that by millennium's end male and overall life expectancy had fallen again, Malaysia and Vietnam had forged ahead, the Philippines had caught up, and Indonesia was closing fast.

Distant explosions of road-clearing dynamite mingled with the whistles of Hmong woodwinds played by young goatherds.

Georgia has also had an explosion of construction and road construction.

On Coronation Street you're more likely to suffer a violent death as a result of fire, explosion, a road traffic accident or homicide than to enrol at a university, much less graduate with a degree.

And a series of roadside explosions have rocked army vehicles on an empty stretch of road leading into Israel just a couple miles away.

Trauma, as a consequence of road traffic accidents, armed fighting and landmine explosions, is also common.

The next month, the governor of Logar Province and three of his guards were killed in the explosion of a mine buried in a road.

On the Road was an explosion of literary energy, an intensely American grabbing of possibilities, but the movie insists too much on its elegiac past tense.

The brigade also cleared 700 kilometers of road from trash and debris and filled more than 600 potholes caused by explosions.

Arcadia and Amir run from a gas explosion, a road rage incident -- from ordinary, unanticipated danger in the streets of London.