Sentence examples for peripheral road from inspiring English sources
The peripheral road forms both a real and perceived barrier between the banlieues – the outer estates – and the opportunities of the city.
The MoD has a terrible record for sticking to budgets, and quite a lot has happened to the economy in the past six years (including, as an aside, an astonishing 66% cost inflation over only fours years in the price of building Aberdeen's Western Peripheral Road).
The planning of Majura Parkway began with the Tomorrow's Canberra (1970) National Capital Development Commission (NCDC) report which identified the Majura Valley corridor as a component of Canberra's peripheral road system.
Problems are inevitable, with alarmists predicting anything from total gridlock on the peripheral roads to gross overcrowding on the tube.
"It is a dual-oriented piece of connective tissue linking the center of La Defénse with the peripheral roads of Courbevoie," a middle-class municipality.
Inhabitants of the Jungle also reported being hit by police and sprayed with teargas, while others said they had been attacked by Calais residentsalong the peripheral roads of the camp during the night.
The Grand Canal was constructed to the south and the Royal Canal to the north of these peripheral roads; both canals enter the Liffey at the harbour entrance and both connect with the River Shannon.
Vehicular traffic was planned to circulate outside the residential blocks on peripheral roads and was very much discouraged to penetrate internal local streets (Fig. 2).
While the U.S. remained gripped by the turmoil in Ferguson, Missouri, Hong Kong police steadily forced protesters to retreat, opening peripheral roads while leaving the protest's epicenter intact.
The A4232, which is also known either as the Peripheral Distributor Road (PDR) or the Cardiff Link Road, is a distributor road in Cardiff, the capital of Wales.
Paris is the axiomatic doughnut, its grand central boulevards forming affluent spokes that lead out towards the peripheral ring road, beyond which the poor and the not sufficiently French-looking are housed in high-rise ghettoes.
