Sentence examples for highway marker from inspiring English sources

The Lincoln Highway marker closest to New York is in Princeton Township, N.J., on State Highway 27.

Driving along Interstate 35, I recognize the signs: a highway marker instructing vehicles to pull over during the burning season, another indicating a warren of cattle pens directly ahead.

An isolated pocket of Joshua Tree National Park in California contains a roadside sign that says, simply, "Fried Liver Wash"–a highway marker that is so bizarre and delightful that you won't care to investigate its meaning.

If life is a road towards authenticity, it may be like leaving your passion at highway marker 50.

A highway marker was placed by the state of Virginia in 1934 near the battle site.

The battle is commemorated by a highway marker on U. S. Route 21 near the battle site.

The State Highway Dept., when figuring distances for highway markers starts in Columbus Circle.

Scattered across the mountain are ruined, foliage-covered temples, ancient highway markers and, at Sras Damrei or Elephant Pond, massive statues of an elephant and lions.

That means highway markers advise that there are three kilometers until the next gas station, four until the next rest stop, seven until the next desert town.

After we crossed the Mississippi River into Iowa, the sky and road widened, and we discovered scraps of the old Lincoln: the perfectly preserved bridge in the tiny town of Tama; the cheerful red, white and blue concrete highway markers placed by Boy Scouts in the late 1920s.

Two widely separated highway markers have been erected in Georgia to commemorate the battle.