Sentence examples for passage road from inspiring English sources

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The safe passage road between the northern Gaza borders and the Tarqomia crossing south of Hebron was talked and has been detailed in great details in the Oslo Accords.

The ugly Israeli wall is now in place and many Palestinians are saying that the Israelis can install whatever security measures they wish to ensure that the safe-passage road is used only to transfer people.

In the South, where sororities have long been a momentous rite of passage, the road to sisterhood is long and not so clearly marked.

Despite the expense and difficulties of passage, the road was very popular, with more than a thousand immigrants and 145 wagons recorded in the first year of operation.

"Waze takes advantage of side streets, surface roads and empty pockets of space to route cars via the least congested passages of road, spreading traffic across the grid rather than only one major road," says Waze's spokeswoman Julie Mossler.

The hurricane's passage left roads and bridges flooded with up to 3 feet of water, including a portion of North Carolina Highway 12 on Hatteras Island.

The one-room shacks are packed tightly against one another with narrow passages for roads and the roar and whistle of trains all day long.

The passage of major road traffic through Thurrock, and the factories pumping out chemicals, have contributed to making its air some of the most toxic in the country.

Ms Kaag recently met some rebel leaders in Turkey, but despite their assurances that they support the safe removal of the regime's chemical weapons, it is not clear whether they are in a position to implement temporary ceasefires to ensure safe passage along the road.

If we look at failure as a rite of passage on the road to success, it might quench our fear of failure and allow us to learn and grow.