Sentence examples for overhead road from inspiring English sources

But the heat melted an overhead road sign, sending metal crashing across all eight lanes of the highway.

The radar sensors used on the cars detect other vehicles on the road, but also stationary objects such as overhead road signs.

The cameras struggled with the glare from the sun, while the radar – according to Musk – "tunes out what looks like an overhead road sign to avoid false braking events".

The radar in the Model S likely did detect the truck it collided into, but the system is designed to tune out objects that might look like overhead road signs to prevent it from "false braking events".

The decor for this Bastille Day stage was sumptuously worthy of the occasion, with the distant Alps decked with snow occasionally appearing over the horizon, kites circling overhead and roads that climbed and descended constantly through the Alpine foothills en route to the Colombiere, amid the scent of freshly turned hay and freshly lit barbecues and the sound of jangling cowbells.

A major police operation was launched, with helicopters flying overhead and roads blocked in an area of Forest close to railway lines used by high-speed trains to London and Paris.

The ruins, strewn among trees in a valley, were closed to spectators, so people craned their necks to see them from the road overhead.

In the national parks, "the biggest culprit is aircraft — the planes overhead — and then road traffic and sounds from industrial sources like oil and natural gas drilling," said Buxton, who participated in the study of national park noise.

But first, he has got to navigate the raft to the further bank, and on to the narrow walkway on the far side of the canal, and position 40 bunches of daffs in a little patch of sunlight that trickles in from a vent in the road overhead.

One family friend, Ginger Campbell, said Mrs. McGuckin had repeatedly expressed concerns that airplanes flying overhead and county road-maintenance vehicles contained secret agents who were out to kill her and her children.

It includes closed-circuit television cameras, vehicle sensors buried in the roads, overhead proximity radar, optical-image sensors, and the E-Z Pass transponder — the small plastic box on your windshield which communicates with overhead "readers," and which may be the most significant advance in traffic management since the traffic signal.