Sentence examples for major roads that from inspiring English sources
The parliamentary triangle was marked by major roads that provided lines of sight between prominent features.
Boca Grande is not far from the major roads that connect Sarasota and Fort Myers, but it is definitely set off by itself.
As they operate inside Baghdad the Americans are also seeking to cut off the major roads that lead in and out of Baghdad.
Marja's civilian residents echoed the commander's warning, saying that Taliban fighters had mined most of the major roads that run through Trekh Nwar, Qarsaidi and Shorshorak at the approaches to Marja.
Mr. Cantu, who has been mayor of Plainsboro for 23 years, has spent much of that time arguing that the state needs to build a highway to connect the major roads that run through Middlesex County.
For much of this decade, the economy has performed almost as well as India's, and roughly half the population now live in cities, towns and built-up borders of major roads that cut across the countryside and are home to traders rather than farmers.
Most of the protesters were herded away to evacuation points.On the outskirts of the camp however, riots flared along a major road that had seen the worst of the recent fighting.
It would also provide a more affordable home for retailers that want to be on a major road that leads to the downtown area but cannot afford Jamaica Avenue, where some rents lately have reached $150 a square foot.
The two seaside places where Knausgaard grew up Tromøya and Kristiansand are located about an hour's drive apart on the southern coast, and Hamsun's house is on a major road that connects them.
Speaking about the strategic significance of Sinjar, Captain Chance McCraw, a military intelligence officer with the US coalition, told journalists: "If you take out this major road, that is going to slow down the movement of (Isis's quick-reaction force) elements.
Two key reasons are the major road that passes through it, and its proximity to Lepenski Vir, making the two locales a touristic whole.
