Sentence examples similar to littered lanes from inspiring English sources
These last include the consumption of fizzy drinks and, in consequence, the environmental and aesthetic calamity of cans and bottles littering country lanes.
Wheelbarrows carried our luggage through lanes littered with bars, restaurants, rip-off internet cafes and money changers.
It's a no-brainer". While Britain is littered with bike lanes they are almost universally piecemeal and substandard, often just a narrow strip of paint inches from speeding traffic.
Forty minutes later, we were walking down a sandy lane littered with washing machines, rotting planks and old tyres.
Splintered plywood and roofs, fridges and sofas, littered the two-lane street.
New Jersey's lanes are littered with enough foam cups, bottles and throwaway wrappers that no one has been arguing for more plastic chaff in the roadways.
We got in through a tiny window into a boiler room and crunched our way across a rat shit-littered floor, leading to a pitch-black area behind the lanes, which was littered with pins and bowling balls.
Bureaucratic bottlenecks means even the newest highways are littered with physical bottlenecks, such as single lane bridges over 8-lane roads, traffic lights on hi-speed highways, and even speed-breakers.
It's worth taking a walk down memory lane--which is littered with the precious, wasted lives of so many due to guns--and see how this came to be our current, shameful state of affairs.
Along the broad, straight boulevards eight lanes across!–not so much as a gum wrapper littered the sidewalk.
