Sentence examples for modern intersection from inspiring English sources

NY 380 began at the modern intersection of NY 60 and CR 44 in the Ellicott community of Kimball Stand.

The segment from the modern intersection of US 9 and NY 8 to Chestertown was also designated as part of NY 6.

West of the Four Corners of Penfield, NY 33 remained on Penfield Road through Penfield and Brighton to the modern intersection of Penfield Road and NY 96 (East Avenue).

The route began at the modern intersection of Main (then-US 20) and Maple streets in East Aurora and followed Maple Street, Jamison and Bowen roads, and Clinton (NY 354) and Aurora streets to a terminus at Broadway (NY 35) in Lancaster.

The route was realigned slightly within Syracuse between 1938 and 1940 to use portions of Hiawatha Boulevard and West Genesee Street (as well as a new portion of State Fair Boulevard) to meet NY 5 at the modern intersection of Erie Boulevard and Genesee Street.

The portion of Bel Air Avenue from Paradise Road to the Post Road and the Post Road from there to approximately the modern intersection of MD 22 and MD 132B were rebuilt as a 17 feet wide concrete road in 1917.

Actual construction began on the Patterson portion of the state road in April 1909, beginning from the Patterson Baptist Church near the modern-day intersection of NY 311 and NY 164.

Another section was constructed in the early 1900s, from the Patterson Baptist Church near the modern-day intersection of Route 311 and Route 164 to the Village of Patterson, by a group of Italian immigrants.

So laws banning hand-held phones while driving -- in effect in Suffolk County and approved last week by the Westchester County Legislature -- feel like an attack on a modern nirvana, the intersection of freedom of movement and free minutes.

US 40 was relocated for 6.94 mile from just west of Sideling Hill Creek east over the mountain to just west of the modern MD 144 intersection.

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