Sentence examples for new interstate from inspiring English sources
He said the former speaker had called for construction of a new Interstate highway in South Carolina, a new VA hospital in northern New Hampshire and widening the port of Jacksonville to accommodate the larger ships that will soon be able to transit the Panama Canal.
A new Interstate, I-390, bypassed it.
But where would a new interstate war plausibly erupt?
According to Politico, there will also be a proposal for a new interstate gun-trafficking law.
Next, it was announced that a new interstate highway was to bypass his restaurant altogether.
In the mid-1950s, withethe cafe and court going gangbusters, the route of the new Interstate was announced.
When these ultimately fail, whites build new interstates and move en masse to the next ring of undeveloped farmland, leaving behind destitute neighborhoods with no investment or opportunity.
In this picture, the state's midsection exemplifies roaring exurban good times: a convergence of ever-richer pharmaceutical and telecommunications industries, stock market money that buys half-million-dollar houses and sport utility vehicles, a surge in consumer appetite for things large, and new Interstates to tie them all together.
New suburbs such as Levittown, Pennsylvania were rapidly being developed, fueled by the promise of new Interstates and expanding families.
Though the Interstate numbers were to supplement, rather than replace, the U.S. Route numbers, in many cases (especially in the west) the US highways were rerouted along the new Interstates.
The research for Matt Dellinger's new book, "Interstate 69: The Unfinished History of the Last Great American Highway" (which we reviewed in the magazine), took the form of a series of meandering road trips through half-forgotten roadside towns.
