Sentence examples for expressway promises from inspiring English sources

And while a new expressway promises to unclog ever-crowded streets, it has also become the center of protest over the toll of development, with plans for an extension that cuts close to the cherished Casco Viejo historic district and could lead to its removal from the list of Unesco World Heritage sites.

Yet trucks require four to seven hours to reach the port because promised expressways have never been built.

One of the area's many tangles of cranes and scaffolding sits two hundred metres from the game parlor, and promises something that prosperous Mumbaikars eagerly await: an elevated expressway to the airport.

The worst projects for cost overruns were Western Australia's Forrest highway between Perth and Bunbury and New South Wales' Hunter expressway which both cost more than four times the amounts initially promised.

Rather than showing you the Road to Wealth, as Orman promises in her 2010 book, your landlord will show you the expressway to eviction.

Expressway locations were also designed with lower start-up costs in mind; franchisees were wooed with the promise of a much smaller investment, approximately one third as much, than would be required to open a more traditional location.

The Yamuna Expressway promises to reduce the drive to roughly two hours, while developers are also planning six residential and commercial developments along the route.

"That's an expressway speed," said Kathy Renfrow.

Construction began on the expressway in 1948.

Merrill Lynch & Co. Miami-Dade County, Fla., $130 million of expressway refunding bonds.

The expressway has a violent history.