Sentence examples for network of expressways from inspiring English sources
Ottawa is well served by transportation systems, including railroads that provide frequent passenger service, a good network of expressways, and major roads in and around the metropolitan area.
The wheel pattern gradually broke down after World War II, when automobile commuting on a growing network of expressways allowed new subdivisions to displace the farms that lay between the spokes of the older rail-commuting suburbs.
It was built in the nineteen-seventies, part of a vast network of bridges, cloverleafs, and expressways intended to transform the districts and islands of this Nigerian city then comprising three million people into an efficient modern metropolis.
It was built in the nineteen-seventies, part of a vast network of bridges, cloverleafs, and expressways intended to transform the districts and islands of this Nigerian city — then comprising three million people — into an efficient modern metropolis.
Since the late 1990s, China's national road network has been significantly expanded through the creation of a network of national highways and expressways.
Malaysia's road network covers and includes 1821 km of expressways.
After WW2 the government of Austria was the owner and in charge of the construction of the motor- and expressway network of Austria.
Philippines' roads and highways consist of a network of national and provincial highways, Expressways, secondary and municipal avenues and roads spanning a length of 205497 km as of December 2007.
It will also make car ownership more useful by adding about 3,000 km (1,900 miles) of expressways a year to the existing network of 30,000 km.
Due to the existence of expressways and parallel streets in the study network, the routing algorithm adopted in the PARAMICS simulation was important.
In addition, a network of roads converges on the city, with expressways (completed in the 1990s) leading north to Changchun (Jilin province) and south to Dalian at the end of the Liaodong Peninsula.
