Sentence examples for narrow roadways from inspiring English sources

Shared boat docks and narrow roadways also help preserve land.

Outside the house, and the five other featured houses on the Armonk tour, it looked as if an S.U.V. convention were taking place, with the roughly 400 ticket holders jockeying for parking spaces on narrow roadways.

Bicycle riders can use the automobile transverses — at 66th, 79th, 86th and 97th Streets — but cyclists say they avoid them because the narrow roadways are dangerous as cars whiz by and the sidewalks are rutted in spots and become icy in winter.

She plodded through the Bronx, where crowds seemed bigger than in past years; into Harlem, past church people in their Sunday finery; into the welcome shade of Fifth Avenue; then into the park, past people in T-shirts and shorts; and on to Central Park South with its ubiquitous odor of horse manure, and the normal cacophony in the narrow roadways of the park.

I got to drive the Bolt EV at an event set up by Chevrolet in Palo Alto, hosted in part at the beautiful, modern abode of one of the Bolt's first buyers, and also across a broad stretch of Northern California's most appealing roadways, including snaking, narrow roadways with the Bolt handled with ease, even in unusually wet weather.

As he was frantically calling AAA (which is not allowed to send help onto major bridges), a Thruway tow truck appeared, as if by magic, and two burly men leaped onto the narrow roadway to help him out.

The second was in St . Joseph where we swung through town on I-229 for a look at the Missouri River, and the narrow roadway, on high stilts, was giddy, a flying causeway convex to the waterfront.

The new four-lane bridge will mean that commercial vehicles traveling between Phoenix and Las Vegas will no longer take the scenic route — the winding, narrow roadway, built in 1936, that leads across the dam.

James Frederick was in Manhattan cycling west in the Prince Street bike lane on a recent morning when a green Ford parked in the lane forced him to swerve into the narrow roadway where cars and vans were rushing past.

Visitors can slip between the halls, for instance, and down a staircase to a narrow roadway in back, or they can follow a wide concrete ramp that splinters off from this path and spirals down to a smaller outdoor plaza framed by a reflecting pool and a few shops.

By day, bicyclists ride and joggers stride along the narrow roadway, soaking in the dazzling views of the city's crescent-shaped waterfront - a veritable timeline that spans from 17th-century steeples and fishing nooks to modern office towers and airy penthouses.