Sentence examples for road such as from inspiring English sources

It was beautiful and we had the road, such as it was, to ourselves.

The system should lay down the rules of the road, such as who has to give way.

For motor vehicles, the trade-off for closing a road such as Champion Hill can be the inconvenience of longer journeys.

The paved road, such as it is, peters out here at the last outpost of commercial civilization, a log cabin saloon and barely stocked general store.

Nontraffic accidents are those that occur in vehicles not on a public road, such as in driveways, parking lots and private roads.

Airlines file flight plans with air-traffic controllers, choosing routes in accordance with NOTAMs and other "rules of the road", such as not overflying sensitive military installations.

For suburbans, around New and Old Dover Roads (such as the Victorians on Cromwell Road), Whitstable Road or St Stephen's.

Yet the Pyrenees can hit you with steep sections on rougher roads, such as La Pierre Saint-Martin or Superbagnères.

It also has many major roads, such as the A12, passing within a few metres of large housing estates.

"You might fall into a ditch, or you might be in a car accident, roads such as they are.

Several roads, such as Napier Road, Dr. Zia-ud-din Ahmed Road (Kutchery Road), and Garden Road, cut perpendicularly across these arteries from north to south.