Sentence examples for no lanes from inspiring English sources

For one thing, there are no lanes.

With no lanes you get the classical transmission model: all are free to get to the other end.

Moussambani, who trains in a 20-meter pool with no lanes in his west African homeland, swam without putting his head under the water and virtually stopped about 10 meters from the finish before touching the wall at 1 52.72.

With no lanes – races can become a free-for-all as competitors round the buoys that mark the course – and conditions that can be cold and windy, this is swimming's toughest test, and there have been calls for more boats to be stationed around courses to improve safety.

The appeal for her is "having no lanes, it's having the freedom".

There are no lanes.

LANE (jumping to his feet): Well — PREMINGER (quickly answering, talking through Lane): No! LANE: I object!

PREMINGER (loudly, assertively): No! LANE (on his feet again): Same objection, Your Honor.

There are no islands, no shipping lanes, no human presence for thousands of miles—just sea, sky and rubbish.

There are no bike lanes, no shoulders, no wide sidewalks, no nothing on the roads from your home to your office.

"There will be no lane closures".