Sentence examples for named roads from inspiring English sources

City leaders named roads after Ivy League schools.

By the late 1920s, with the federal government replacing named roads with numbered ones, the Lincoln Highway began its descent from official status.

Minus the doll we all walked up one of the two named roads in the village of Quintas do Vilar, Portugal, to watch four men drag a squealing 350-pound sow out of a wood enclosure.

The Palestinians say the boycott is meant to express their opposition to Israeli settlements, and that Israel has also named roads and buildings after former military commanders the Palestinians consider to be killers.

When it comes to road building the Conservative manifesto named roads it wanted to upgrade including the A11 (which has already been dualled) as well as the A47 - it also announced improvements to other roads in the region.

They named roads and buildings after him.

The Wycombe Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth is a practising Catholic who occasionally fronts a rock band named Road To Eden.

The steep downhill street is now named Road of Remembrance.

The fundamental assumption is that houses (and therefore domestic wells) are located near a named road.

The steep downhill road in Folkestone, now named Road of Remembrance, led to the boats waiting to take the troops across to France.

Dunlop was named Road Racer of the Year, Laverty top short circuit racer and TAS Suzuki were Team of the Year.