Sentence examples for principal roads from inspiring English sources

Principal roads and railroads are shown.

a Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads thereof.

"Conical orthomorphic projection (Lambert conformal conic projection)." Principal roads, trails and railroads are shown.

His Britannia... a Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads thereof..., published in 1675, was part of a projected world atlas and a landmark in accurate road description.

Accordingly, the ideal city would take the form of a perfect square (the shape that the earth was deemed to be), with its principal roads dividing it into nine equal sectors, representing the nine provinces of the empire.

In England, the establishment of state posts along the principal roads was accompanied by the suppression, under the royal monopoly, of private and municipal posts, although "common carriers" were still permitted to convey letters on routes not covered by the royal system.

The principal road in the region connects Kendari with Kolaka to the west.

In perhaps the worst affront, the land was right along Highway 101, the principal road through the area.

Historic preservation commissions were formed to protect Victorian Village to the west of High Street, the principal road, and Italian Village to the east side.

People tend to think of the principal road problem as a snow drift, says Andrew Howard, head of road safety at the AA, when a more dangerous problem is often "long traffic jams with people trapped overnight".

Six principal road and rail bridges link Newcastle with Gateshead on the south bank of the river the most famous being the Tyne Bridge (1928), part of a major British road link.