Sentence examples for road made of from inspiring English sources

Just off the entrance, an excavated corduroy road, made of logs, has been reassembled.

The whole spirit was summed up in the architecture, with the wall facing the road made of brick and all the other walls that couldn't be seen from the road made of corrugated iron.

Perhaps the pinnacle of the tributes to Armstrong was a pastry at the upscale Hudson's on the Bend restaurant, where the illusion of a bicycle was created with lemon mousse, cookies for wheels and a chocolate seat and handlebar, all gliding along a road made of chocolate.

We chose a campus road made of concrete to emulate as closely as possible the runway environment.

Wright points out that the Border Patrol has already built a massive gate along the road - made of the same kind of rust-coloured steel it uses elsewhere in its bollard fencing.

We drive up a mountain, higher and higher on a road made of rubble and scree.

Rural roads, made of dried mud, usually follow the lines of the irrigation canals; many of the desert roads are little more than tracks.

Blame the mud on 14 kilometers of Tuscan roads made of granite chips laid over dirt churned up by the rain.

Especially beautiful is the flowing calligraphy that the photographer discerns in the tar strips used to join the sections of roads made of ground-up trap rock.

Trucks zigzag to and from them on roads made of marble chips and marble dust, passing by entire sides of mountains that look like polished, colossal marble walls.

Extreme daily fluctuations of temperatures make the road shrink and expand to an extraordinary degree; a special roadbed made of layers of sand and seashells keeps it from cracking.