Sentence examples for highways opened from inspiring English sources

And the Interstate System of highways opened up the suburbs, for better or worse.

In the 1930's and later, irrigated farming and the construction of highways opened up the west to invasion.

Conservation schemes built up wildlife populations, post-war prosperity generated jobs with decent salaries and time off, cars were plentiful and new highways opened up the country.

This plan provided infrastructure funding for new schools and highways, opened new markets for farm and fish products, attracted some manufacturing companies, and expanded the tourism sector.

As new highways opened access to southeastern North Carolina, and a nascent film industry conferred hipster appeal, Mr. Saffo joined with his father in developing subdivisions between town and the nearby beaches.

In interviews over the last three weeks in Kunming in southwestern China, in Nantong in east-central China and here in Guangzhou in southeastern China, residents complained of cars being sold out at dealerships because many people wanted to buy as incomes rose, loans became available and extensive new highways opened.

Infrastructure projects, such as highways opening vast areas to deforesters, would be free to advance.

The all-but-abandoned Transamazônica Highway is of limited use, but Manaus is accessible via an interstate highway opened in late 1998.

The Grossglockner-Hochalpenstrasse, a highway (opened 1935) connecting Dölfach to the north with Heiligenblut to the south, lies to the east of the peak.

The Tanzam Highway, opened in the early 1970s between Dar es Salaam and Zambia, has significantly reduced the isolation of southern Tanzania.

Remarkably, when the highway opened in 1993, an interchange was named for Judge Pregerson in recognition of his having protected the residents of South-Central Los Angeles. South-Central Los Angeles