Sentence examples for filling the roads from inspiring English sources
With their convoys filling the roads, a lull was apparent this morning.
Sierra Leone is now awash with foreign NGOs, UN organisations and volunteers, filling the roads with large white four-wheel drives.
Soon they'll be back, with vacation-reading book reviews and complaints about how that place has really gone off, filling the roads with goldenrod cabs, and we will know, truer than falling leaves, that summer is over.
Local officials are struggling to handle hundreds of demonstrators filling the roads to protest and camp out in once-empty grassland about an hour south of Bismarck, the state capital.
And, instead of having ten thousand people a year coming through, including large and noisy weddings, filling the roads with drivers who may have had a few drinks, you would have two hundred and sixty-four people in a year, who wouldn't have cars".
The increasing resident population and the development of a commuting population arriving by train each day led to a high level of traffic congestion with huge numbers of carts, cabs and omnibuses filling the roads and up to 200,000 people entering the City of London, the commercial heart, each day on foot.
"Oh here we go," a man said as five state troopers on motorcycles, their lights flashing, rode in a perfect formation next to one another, filling the road.
Dozens of trucks fill the roads during peak drilling periods.
Large foreign cars fill the roads; billboards with advertisements for large foreign cars line them.
The first tunnels for passenger trains under the river opened in 1908, but then came another problem: how to accommodate all the new motor vehicles that were beginning to fill the roads.
Pretty much everything was wrecked then, and refugees filled the roads; blown over by modern Europe's prosperity, Flint compares memories with French and German survivors of the war, while Gimlette makes excursions back and forth through the decades to fill in context and bring in some British voices.
