Sentence examples for junction of roads from inspiring English sources

The town gradually became a trading centre at a junction of roads and caravan trails.

The present-day city is situated at a major junction of roads and rail lines and is an agricultural trade centre with some industry.

The city lies at the junction of roads connecting the pastoral and agricultural interior with São Paulo some 550 miles (885 km) to the east.

The city is now an important junction of roads and rail lines from west and central Europe to the Adriatic Sea and the Balkans; Pleso airport has services to most of Europe.

Southwark village, in the borough's northern section, has been important as a junction of roads and as a commanding point on the approach to London ever since 43 ce, when the Romans constructed a bridge there across the Thames.

Along with a similarly massive Lidl warehouse, it is part of a development called iPort, built on what used to be a waterlogged field, next to a junction of roads and a new railway freight terminal.

Oslo is also the junction of road, rail, and airway networks of the country.

The city, situated at the strategic junction of road, rail, and air routes from Mumbai Bombayy) to Kolkata (Calcutta) and from Chennai (Madras) to Delhi, also developed a flourishing trade sector.

It lies at the junction of road and rail lines to Wellington (87 miles [140 km] southwest) and Auckland (339 miles [546 km] northwest) and is a commercial and service centre for the pastoral and mixed-farming Manawatu Plain and its bordering hills.

Ms Guerin's car had stopped at traffic lights at the junction of Naas road and Boot road.

The city is an agricultural trade centre located at a junction of major roads.