Sentence examples for roadside town from inspiring English sources

Below lay the roadside town of Kalapani, the bazaar pierced by the horns of buses collecting passengers; above stood these walls, which enclosed ten acres of steep land, planted with apples, pine, jasmine, roses, and lilies that the wife had brought from America.

Shiprock is a roadside town and administrative centre in the Navajo reservation.

Mlandizi is a roadside town in Tanzania, built up close to the main Dar Es Salaam Highway, the river Ruvu and a road to the seaside port of Bagamoyo.

Although peasant markets have grown in the northern cities, in roadside towns on the Altiplano, and around Cochabamba, subsistence farming remains widespread in the Andes.

The road from Marrakesh to Essaouira is craggy and bleak, an arid moonscape dotted only by a few roadside towns and the occasional Berber village.

The research for Matt Dellinger's new book, "Interstate 69: The Unfinished History of the Last Great American Highway" (which we reviewed in the magazine), took the form of a series of meandering road trips through half-forgotten roadside towns.

By Eileen Reynolds September 13, 2010 The research for Matt Dellinger's new book, "Interstate 69: The Unfinished History of the Last Great American Highway" (which we reviewed in the magazine), took the form of a series of meandering road trips through half-forgotten roadside towns.

Models were adjusted for age (linearly, by single year of age), gender, socio-economic status (measured using a previously described index (Lopman et al., 2007)), community type (subsistence farming, roadside settlement, town or estate) and round of data collection (if applicable).

They slip from roadside to empty town, scavenging what they can.

When you see them on the roadside shambling toward town or in the Salisbury Pharmacy (a sign on the door says "Leave backpacks and animals outside") as you drop in for your morning paper, they are easy to spot.

There are dozens of roadside stands in town, serving everything from lamb kebabs to hot falafel, but only one has had a line 10 people deep for, more or less, 30 years.