Between Wingfield-Hayes's expulsion and the strange treatment of the foreign journalists invited to cover the showcase congress – who, at the time of writing, had not been allowed within a multi-lane road's breadth of the actual meeting – the country is rapidly receiving a terrible press, instead of the compliments it had surely hoped for.
One of the advantages of having driven across the country so many times is simply the way the mind leaps forward, down the road, into the breadth of what feels, on one of my New York days, like another time.
Mindful that I live in a road of modest breadth and challenging geometry, I elected to pick up my Airstream International 684 - and the mighty Land Rover thoughtfully provided by the firm to save my turn-of-the-century Mondeo estate any embarrassment - from the car park of our local B&Q.
Rather than using up the entire breadth of the road, vehicles tend to take the slowest, most safely navigated route around the corners of a slippery intersection.
He'd been on the road for seven days, across the breadth of England, through Wales.
In 1923 an article in a Shanghai newspaper proposed, apparently seriously, that the wall be converted into a road to "make it easier to do business" across the breadth of China.
The road extends west-east between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts across the breadth of the country for 4,860 miles (7,821 km), between Victoria Vancouverr Island, British Columbia) and St. John's (Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador).
The turnpike road was to be constructed no further than 32 feet in breadth, and to be made out of stone, plank or gravel.
If the BMW and Jaguar are the road warriors of the class, the Audi is only a hair's breadth behind, with less body lock-down than the Bimmer and a less quicksilver feel than the slender XJ.
The overrepresentation of young drivers in road crashes, injuries and fatalities around the world has resulted in a breadth of injury prevention efforts including education, enforcement, engineering, and exposure control.
