Sentence examples for road marker from inspiring English sources

Looks like someone drove over her with a white line road marker.

An ominous road marker asserts, "You'll never leave," which is morbidly accurate.

By Joshua Jelly-Schapiro January 16, 2015 A road marker near Fidel and Raúl Castro's home town of Bíran, in Cuba.

In his earlier years, he had created his own company and invented, among other products, a plastic road marker adopted by cities nationally and internationally.

"Raqqa 240 kilometres," says the official blue road marker which flashes past us, and I look at my driver – his name is Mohamed – and he casts me a look of both humour and palpable unease.

Eleven days after we departed Times Square, we arrived at the highway's western terminus in Lincoln Park, where a road marker sits across from the Palace of the Legion of Honor, overlooking the Pacific.

But these pieces span his entire career, and stand like road markers in his catalog.

New Jersey drivers seem to have a particular loathing for their road markers.

Advisers say to set a big goal (say, to have the loans paid off in three years) and create road markers for yourself along the way.

The Sahara is almost as big as the United States, but, aside from a few colonial-era balises and cairns, it offers as road markers only a dizzying procession of sand and rocks, rocks and sand.

A campaign worker was posting a "press parking" notice on one of the "West Orange -- Home of Bill Bradley National Presidential Campaign Headquarters" road markers that happened to be in front of the place -- signs that would be removed the following day.