Sentence examples similar to right of way in a from inspiring English sources

Obviously bicycles are much larger, and they can legitimately impede a right-of-way in a manner that few roadside graves ever will.

A sailboat, using sails (not power) always has the right-of-way in all situations.

The province used the right-of-way in the Black Creek valley to construct a four-lane divided expressway with signalled intersections as far south as Eglinton Avenue.

Estimated to cost US$1.1 billion to build, it is projected that the line will either run in existing right-of-way adjacent to the HVDC line that runs through New Hampshire, or it will connect to a right-of-way in northern New Hampshire that will run through the White Mountains.

The parkway sold a majority of its right-of-way in the 1920s, but the proposed parkway met strong opposition from the village of Bronxville and Yonkers.

Trains run on exclusive right-of-way, in subways or elevated; they are powered by electricity delivered by a powered "third rail".

J. Lo does not enjoy the same right-of-way in the Bronx that Lang does in China.

Our hypothesis was that the use of compost/mulch would significantly reduce TSS and turbidity in runoff from highway right-of-ways in Louisiana.

By May 1985, MDOT had relinquished ownership of right-of-way in West Bloomfield Township.

At the time, the county had most of the right-of-way in Bronxville claimed, short of one piece.

Greenbelt land has been used for right-of-way in preference to acreage which can be commercially developed".