Sentence examples for official road from inspiring English sources

The official road map seems all but dead.

So far as author knows, these are the only official road signs in any state of America which dare to be lighthearted or colloquial.

The academy chooses to omit the apostrophe from Green's, as does the town in its official Road Book, published by the Public Works department.

There was an official road sign on one of the ramps that said "Leaving Brooklyn -- Fuhgeddaboudit," in the patois of the borough.

If a moose is hit by a vehicle, which happens with increasing frequency as winter darkness sets in, state troopers consult an official road kill list.

Then he mentioned a poem, "The Calf-Path" by Sam Walter Foss, about how a crooked path made by a wayward calf ended up becoming an official road followed by everyone for centuries.

Although the central and southern portions of the state are served by several national highways, the northern border zones are not connected by official roads at all; rather, an extensive network of mountain trails links the villages with nearby towns.

In locales without official roads or house numbers, "the next holler over" can be the best way to give directions.

According to tax returns and interviews with officials, Road Runners has a relatively slim cushion, generating a couple of million dollars more than it spends each year.

The tweet, sent from the official WYP Road Policing Unit account, was swiftly condemned online.

Its official policy road map, perhaps in response to allies' concerns about the Grand Coalition's overheated relationship with Russia, consciously left out any reference to a German-Russian "strategic partnership".