Sentence examples for overpass I from inspiring English sources

"Who's that guy on a bicycle in the rain on the overpass?" I asked myself from behind a windshield on the highway.

But, as I slowly walked along the fence on the knoll back towards the train trestle overpass, I spotted a picket that was just as clearly ancient.

If an inner voice says, "Tell Gator to stop the bus on the next overpass so I can determine whether I can fly or not," then I'll probably have a cup of coffee and choose to listen to some other voice.

The building I need to get to, I can see it but these origami streets from 1948 form a shamrock so I cross through yards and under highway overpasses because I know if I just walk straight towards the building that I see before me, eventually I can get to it, despite civil engineering.

Jimson weed really has nothing good going for it, other than the fact that I know a patch of grass next to a freeway overpass where I could go pick some for free.

It was there on the overpass of I-65 heading out of Montgomery, Al. that Gorlin had the idea for what would become Roadie, a company angling to disrupt the $90 billion shipping industry in the U.S. "I think to myself… somebody is leaving Birmingham right now and heading to Florida," Gorlin remembers.

Iowa 160 ends on an overpass of I-35, at exit 90.

A new overpass over I-4 will connect Grand National Drive and Oak Ridge Road on the south side of the highway to Caravan Court on the north side, giving North International Drive additional access to Universal Orlando Resort.

An overpass at I Street cuts off the now-flourishing part of Barracks Row from a sort of no man's land on the southern end of Eighth Street and the surrounding area, from Seventh Street to 11th Street.

As part of this project, the overpasses carrying I-195 over the Turnpike (I-95) were reconstructed, the Interchange 7A toll gate was widened, and all the ramps connecting directly to the mainline of the Turnpike were rebuilt which included building a new high-speed ramp over I-195 to enter the northbound lanes of the Turnpike.

I stood on a railway overpass, from where I could see three activists who had locked themselves to a coal loader.