Sentence examples for roads stand from inspiring English sources

Low dry stone walls that line many roads stand as reminders of the cultivated fields that dominated the land and economy until World War II.

I couldn't articulate this as a kid, but they didn't sort information hierarchically well, making the big places and major roads stand out but with the minor features all there".

Afghans and Americans alike describe the country in those days as a poor nation, but one that built national roads, stood up an army and defended its borders.

Its most recent project, the Akerman health centre, located in a residential area between Brixton and Camberwell Roads, stands as a public beacon, a proud cathedral of health.

Race organizers were forced to alter this stage to cover only the Italian side of the Alps rather than also visit France, as there were concerns over radio communication in the area, and the roads stood the risk of landslides.

On either side of the road stand the shells of half-built residential blocks.

Red flares fell from the Bullens Road stand housing Liverpool's supporters but there was no sign of distress.

Farther down the road stand the troops of Ismail Khan, from Herat, who have been guarding the road since chasing the Taliban out in November.

A few yards down the Kaberamaido road stand the fixed shelters, restaurants and a hot, dark video hut in Katine market.

His intention was not freedom without responsibility, but freedom of expression in art.' Which begs the inevitable question, does On the Road stand the test of time?

As seen in Table 3, 70 of 95 articles consider only single modes and road stand out with 62 related studies, while air is considered as the single mode in only six studies.