Sentence examples for old roadway from inspiring English sources

"The wheelhouse on that ship is at the same height where the old roadway used to be," he told me.

This they would do by building a new roadway higher up through the arch, then removing the old roadway.

However, a more accurate stress definition, which considers the complexity of the stress field at the welds, becomes necessary mainly in old roadway steel bridges that are often subjected to out-of-plane stresses.

He has been picking up pieces of old roadway and putting down new ones in a sequence intended to keep traffic flowing during construction.

"When she passed under, I was at the same level as a bunch of construction guys standing at the end of the old roadway.

Few New Yorkers experienced the heat wave the way Robert Najdek did: out on a blistering street in Flushing, Queens, from 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. daily, tearing up the old roadway so that a new one can replace it, in triple-digit temperatures that shattered meteorological records.

Under new roads, coal is unviable; forces of earth press old roadways shut.

A one-year, $136 million project to replace the 66-year-old roadway deck of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge will begin on May 31, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced.

For the second time in a week, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has rescheduled the start of a yearlong project to replace the 65-year-old roadway deck of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge.

The Present and the Future On a recent tour under the viaduct, one Jersey City worker pointed out the alarming deterioration of the trusses under the 80-year-old roadway.

Richard Gehring, a 60-year-old roadway engineer, has lived for more than a decade at the Central Park Apartments complex, which the man whom police have identified as the gunman in Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas sold in 2012.