Sentence examples for provide a bypass from inspiring English sources

Marie Canals (or Soo Canals), containing five locks, provide a bypass for the heavy shipping.

But we know from other drawings that this man's liver was cirrhotic; we'd therefore expect that veins around the umbilicus – usually insignificant – had enlarged to provide a bypass for blood around the hardened liver.

In 2002, a new auxiliary route of SR 7, SR 704 was established to provide a bypass of Tacoma to provide direct connections between Interstate 5 (I-5), Fort Lewis, McChord Air Force Base and SR 7 in Spanaway.

The Trenton Freeway, a freeway through the city of Trenton, was first planned in 1950 to provide a bypass of Trenton and a connection to the new Trenton Morrisville Toll Bridge.

This was to be the first freeway in the area with no prior road along its route that it would replace; the goal was to provide a bypass around San Diego for those traveling to Mexico, and improve access for local residents.

Providing a bypass current path via additional measures such as a slip ring is the conventional way of protecting bearing.

DE 5 features one alternate route, DE 5 Alternate (DE 5 Alt)., which provides a bypass of Milton.

PA 332 comes to an intersection with PA 413 and PA 532 at the Newtown Bypass, a road that provides a bypass of the borough of Newtown.

I-675 is also a state trunkline highway that provided a bypass of the former drawbridge carrying I-75 and US Highway 23 (US 23) across the Saginaw River.

The first of these was the Eastern Avenue improvement, that opened on 9 June 1924, which provided a bypass of the old road through Ilford and Romford.

In the 1950s, the Warren Street Bypass was completed from Wyomissing northeast to US 222 (Allentown Pike, now 5th Street Highway) north of Reading, providing a bypass of Reading.