Sentence examples for new roads in from inspiring English sources

There might at some point be a risk that rapid increases in infrastructure spending will lead to Japan-style highways to nowhere, but there is really no need to worry at the moment that new subway lines in New York City, or new roads in Pennsylvania, and so forth, will go unused.

New roads in the copperbelt make sense since so much cargo is sent by truck.

Israel has also built new roads in the West Bank, exclusively for non-Palestinians.

He was the man who has proved categorically that big new roads in London generate rather than relieve traffic.

There are numerous such signs in Poland, on new roads, in front of new schools and beside swimming pools.

Cyclists zoom down bicycle lanes in central Tirana and along new roads in previously ramshackle towns like Shkoder, in the north.

That sounds fine until construction stops on the new road in Ohio, or seniors have to give back something they got in the health care overhaul.

Later, when Mark Begich, a Democrat, was mayor, he signed an executive order naming a planned new road in southeast Anchorage for Dr. King.

Troops will clear an area of insurgents and seek to stabilise it by bringing in a new road in consultation with village elders, who are expected to do their bit to keep bad elements out.

The race was run successfully enough on the new road in 1908 and 1909, but there were two fatal crashes in 1910, pretty much ending road races on Long Island.

Hundreds of anti-fracking activists have campaigned outside the 1.5-hectare (3.7-acre) plot at Preston New Road in the Fylde, Lancashire, for almost a year, with daily clashes erupting between activists and Cuadrilla's private security contractors earlier this summer.