Sentence examples for road name from inspiring English sources

I cut off my hair and my sleeves, rubbed holes in my jeans, sewed patches onto my shirts, refused to shower, and gave myself a road name – Ema.

The route, along the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges, is not numbered and road name changes several times along the way.

EMI has looked to exploit the Abbey Road name in recent months, only last November launching a service called Abbey Road Live offering fans a way to buy instant concert recordings at venues.

This is a much quicker process than having to type in your postcode, or check the corner of a street for a road name, before giving a pre-loaded "We'll be there in less than 30 minutes!" message.

Meanwhile, slung between cradle and grave, Manor Road to the north and Stoke Newington Church Street (London's longest road name) to the south go about their very different businesses.

"The saying goes that the three most important factors in buying a house are location, location, location; our research shows that even the road name you choose can make a difference to how much you can expect to pay when finding a property," said Lawrence Hall, from Zoopla.

There is a road named Rockefeller.

But road names are pieces of history.

There were no road numbers; there were no road names.

Many passengers get areas and road names confused.

Five minutes' walk away is a road named Quidditch Lane, after the sport in Harry Potter.