Sentence examples for metalled road from inspiring English sources

The path soon becomes a metalled road as it passes Telegraph House, shaded by beech trees.

There is no running water, limited electricity and the nearest metalled road is miles away.

There's a gentle climb along a metalled road for a mile, then the way splits, a "High Route" continuing east, and a "Low Route" forking south.

Thorneythwaite is high up the river Derwent, almost at the end of the metalled road, and overlooks the route to Scafell Pike.

The vehicles managed to get through before rain cut the mud track to the nearest metalled road leading to Gorkha Bazaar, the district centre.

Besides, I knew full well what to expect: Mont Ventoux is no isolated and inaccessible peak: a metalled road runs to the top, and it's often a stage in the Tour de France.

Today we talk about capital cities and forums, as well as structures such as amphitheatres, basilicas, metalled roads, pavements and multi-storey apartment blocks because of the idea of the city that Rome bequeathed us.

If in the 70s the USSR turned out to be only "Upper Volta with rockets" – in the words of an American diplomat unimpressed with the way the metalled roads ran out only a few kilometres outside Moscow – then it must have always, and only, been Upper Volta with rockets.

To the north-east the only sealed, metalled motor road in the region, stretched along a spine of the Judean Hills to Jerusalem, via Edh Dhahriye, Hebron and Bethlehem, along the Wadi el Khalil (a tributary of the Wadi es Saba).

Metal road signs have become blobs on the pavement.

The National Highway Traffic Administration says fires broke out in two of the cars in the US after the undercarriage hit metal road debris.