Sentence examples for frequent road from inspiring English sources

Drivers have adopted a pragmatic response to the teachers' frequent road blocks: they use a GPS app called, appropriately, S-22 to avoid them.

The concert ended with David Crowell's cinematographic and Minimalist "Open Road," an inspired work that evoked Mr. Crowell's frequent road trips out West.

Mr. Alden, 39, had paid more than $2 a gallon for gasoline earlier this year during his frequent road trips for his business, which maintains computer networks for small companies.

The automaker is also looking to develop a mobile app for Wi-Fi Direct-capable smartphones that can be downloaded by frequent road users, like bike messengers and construction workers, which will help Wi-Fi Direct-equipped vehicles identify them.

In the tradition of his predecessors Robert Frank and Walker Evans, Friedlander took frequent road trips throughout the United States, and the people and places he saw on those trips became his primary source material.

During his college days at the University of Natal, in Durban, where he earned a degree in industrial psychology, Mr. Graaf and his pals made frequent road trips to South Africa's Eastern Cape, taking along only a pot, a spoon, a bag of rice and a jar of mayonnaise, he said, to season freshly caught crabs.

There was frequent road-testing of the initial ancient Rome and subsequent city models in the British School at Rome's annual undergraduate summer schools.

These services link toilet facilities to semi-decentralized treatment plants via frequent, road-based transport of excreta.

Often found in association with birch and poplar, the fungus tends to prefer sandy soil, and also frequents road banks and woodland edges.

Traffic conflicts are more frequent than road collisions and are of marginal social cost, they provide insight into the failure mechanism that leads to road collisions, and BA studies based on traffic conflicts can be conducted over shorter periods.

In San Francisco, it'll have the chance to deal with fog, of course, and with roads with steep inclines, as well as fairly dense peak traffic, ample bike, scooter and pedestrian activity, frequent ongoing road work and a lot more.