Sentence examples for interchanges in from inspiring English sources

I-80 has 59 interchanges in Pennsylvania, so tollbooths would be placed every six exits or so.

Surely, there were other highway interchanges in the great state of New Jersey that exist merely to terrify hapless drivers.

Whole stretches of the Third Concerto, in C minor, especially the subdued interchanges in the development section of the first movement, have the intimacy of chamber music.

Currently, there are 48 interchanges in the 50 miles of highway from New York to Bridgeport, which allows that kind of use.

The ease with which drivers handle even the most complicated interchanges in Los Angeles isn't just a matter of experience and habituation.

If New York has resembled Los Angeles without freeway interchanges in the last two weeks, it is because Manhattan has found itself transformed into a 15-mile-long red carpet.

The second stage will include a spur to Heathrow from the new Old Oak Common interchange in London.

Traffic engineers call it the largest highway interchange in the world.

In comics, these and other psychiatric terms are casually interchanged; in psychiatry, they are drastically different.

The terms "climate change adaptation" and "climate change mitigation" are often interchanged in public dialogue.

Like some byzantine highway interchange in the sky — the kind of thing you see outside Dallas, for example.