Sentence examples for on a causeway from inspiring English sources

On July 29th, at around 8 P.M., with the sun shining as brightly as if it were noon, we stood on a causeway on the west side of Prudhoe Bay that extended about two miles out from the shore.

"If they want to shoot, tell them to put it on the tower," he said, pointing to a tower on a causeway leading to what appeared to be a palace boathouse.

According to the National Transportation Safety Board, systems are also installed on a causeway over Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana, on Interstate 5 in California near Fresno, and on Interstate 64 on Afton Mountain in Virginia.

Surrounded by a vast external cloister, it is approached from the west by a magnificent road, which is built on a causeway and lined with colossal balustrades carved in the likeness of the cosmic serpent, associated with the sources of life-giving water.

That of Neuserre reveals the essential layout: a reception pavilion at the desert edge connected by a covered corridor on a causeway to the open court of the temple high on the desert, within which stood the benben of limestone and a huge alabaster altar.

The two-year punishment for Burress is being compared with the 24 days Cleveland receiver Donte' Stallworth served in jail and the one-year suspension the N.F.L. imposed on him after he killed a pedestrian while driving intoxicated near Miami Beach, Fla. We'll never know if Stallworth's inebriation dulled his reaction to a pedestrian walking in front of his car on a causeway.

Northern Territory police said earlier they had "grave concerns" for the tourist after a small sedan was swept off a causeway on Larapinta Drive and into the Hugh River, about 40km west of Alice Springs, about 1pm on Tuesday.

Crossing from Roa island (linked to the mainland by a causeway) on the smallest ferry, my only worry was that my expectations of Piel's otherness would be dampened by the reality.

On the Pacific side a causeway extends from Balboa to three small islands (Naos, Perico, and Flamenco) and diverts crosscurrents that carry soft material from the shallow harbour of Panama City into the canal channel.

A strong storm surge associated with the hurricane killed four people crossing a causeway on Bermuda, temporarily closing the only link between two islands.

Moncton lies at the original head of navigation on the river, however a causeway to Riverview (constructed in 1968) resulted in extensive sedimentation of the river channel downstream and rendered the Moncton area of the waterway unnavigable.