Sentence examples for lane links from inspiring English sources

A narrow lane links the church to the Schlossmuseum, once the palace of the dukes of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach and now a vast repository for treasures including Lucas Cranach the Elder's masterful allegorical works, portraits by German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer and the soothing, subtly lit landscapes of Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich.

Government ministers and shipping executives met in Oslo last fall and declared that "considerable profit potential" existed for a proposed shipping lane linking Western Europe and Asia across the mellowing Arctic.

Along with another 385 families in the area, she and her daughter were forced from their home when city hall ordered their removal to make way for a high-speed bus lane linking the international airport with Barra da Tijuca, the neighbourhood that will host most of the 2016 Olympic Games venues.

Thicker lines are the three-lane links.

There's even a memory-lane link for lavish "vintage" meals on now-departed airlines.

The bridges and inspection lanes linking El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, which are normally clogged with traffic, were largely deserted.

Norway and Sweden lie to the north, separated from Denmark by sea lanes linking the North Sea to the Baltic Sea.

The bay opened onto the Windward Passage, one of the hemisphere's most trafficked sea-lanes, linking the Eastern Seaboard to the Gulf of Mexico, Central and South America, and, through the Panama Canal, the Pacific Ocean.

The Burlington Bay Skyway, the lone four-lane link on the route between Hamilton and Toronto, was initially designed to handle 50,000 vehicles daily, but by 1973 there were 60,000 vehicles crossing it.

It has a bicycle lane and links to the Elvas Avenue leading to Portugal and many other city centres.

A paved four-lane highway links Kâmpóng Saôm with Phnom Penh.