Sentence examples for get off interstate from inspiring English sources

And the Luigi bianco, a best seller featuring robiola, burrata, Parmesan and pockets of black truffle purée, is reason enough to get off Interstate 684 at the Armonk exit.

John Richen, a sculptor from California, got off Interstate 90 for a rest stop and fell in love with the town.

LAST summer John Salerno said he got off Interstate 95 in Orange on his way through Connecticut and stopped at the Orange Blossom Cafe for a a sandwich and a pack of cigarettes.

So I was able to get off the interstate and headed towards what I thought was a town.

The Nevada Department of Tourism has created a passport that encourages travelers to get off the interstate and experience something a little different.

HAZARD, HYDEN, WENDOVER, MANCHESTER, MCKEE, RICHMOND, TATES CREEK, KY., MAY 2 Driving through my second home, the commonwealth of Kentucky, heading toward the Derby, I am reminded that America really begins when you get off the Interstates and check out the state roads.

Get Off the Interstates -- America is such a diverse place that getting lost in it, like getting lost anywhere, can yield exciting results.

The Great American Road Trip Life is a highway, so get off the generic Interstates to see the real America that lives along the side roads and byways.

But get off the generic Interstates to see the real America living along the side roads and byways; try the West Coast's Route 1, take the Blue Ridge Parkway back East, or take Dylan's infamous Highway 61 from Memphis to New Orleans to enjoy all the blues and BBQ you can handle.

From Boston, take Interstate 93 North to Interstate 89 North and get off at Exit 10 (Waterbury).

By the time we got off the interstate, I was crying, and then when we pulled into the clinic, I saw the protestors.