Sentence examples for freeway up from inspiring English sources

I realized that I didn't know what to call them, except where they had climbed the hills west of the freeway, up and out of the irrigated zone.

The route would go from Cronulla to Miranda along the existing tracks, then along a reserved corridor for the F6 Southern Freeway up to Sydney Airport.

Once the highway entered Ann Arbor, it followed the roads that preceded the modern freeway up to Flint.

An editorial in the The Grand Rapids Press stated that the study did not help advance the project in the area, instead opening the proposed freeway up to new controversies.

From there, M-78 followed the one-way pairing of Homer and Howard streets from the northern end of the freeway up to the one-way couplet of Saginaw Street and Grand River Avenue, returning to its previous routing.

Mick and Mikey rescue a skunk on a freeway, tying up traffic for miles.

Workers building the stretch of freeway leading up to it demolished a swath of homes near Seventh Avenue, which forced some of her grade-school classmates to move away for good.

It stands in the middle of a neighborhood of dilapidated warehouses and empty lots, with an elevated section of the 10 Freeway pressing up against it to the south.

As we lurched off the freeway, cutting up exactly the kind of lorry that hunted down Dennis Weaver in Duel, I reached for my notebook and wrote, in a shaky hand: "We are going to die".

Mr. Torcellini took his hands off the steering wheel, lifted his foot from the accelerator, and the Lexus hybrid drove itself, following the curves of the freeway, speeding up to get out of another car's blind spot, moving over slightly to stay well clear of a truck in the next lane, slowing when a car cut in front.

Mr. Torcellini took his hands _______ the steering wheel, lifted his foot from the accelerator, and the Lexus hybrid drove itself, following the ______ of the freeway, speeding up to get out of another car's blind spot, moving over slightly to stay well clear of a truck in the next lane, slowing when a car cut in front.