Sentence examples for roadway from inspiring English sources

Police said the protesters, who didn't have a permit, spilled on to the roadway despite warnings to stay on a pedestrian path.

"Multiple videotapes of the events do not show that the plaintiffs were ever granted permission" to block traffic on the bridge roadway, though they say officers implied they could, a Law Department spokesman, Nick Paolucci, said.

The main gates to Faslane submarine base on the Clyde, which is home to the Trident nuclear missile fleet, were sealed off just after dawn yesterday after several hundred peace campaigners staged sit down protests in the roadway.

Hampton said details of the crash were still not known but "something happened to cause [the semi-tractor driver] to depart the roadway and impact the other vehicle".

Men groom themselves on the roadway, peering into tiny mirrors on open caravan doors.

The firm calculates that it would be anywhere between 50% and 300% more expensive to use its tiles rather than asphalt to pave a roadway.

The smallest obstruction on the roadway (like persistent interference between channels, known as crosstalk, along just a small set of the available frequencies) requires the paired set of communications devices to talk at ever slower rates, until a speed is achieved where the signal and noise can be told apart.

And the bitterness of the fight is expected to sour debate over future projects in and around Seattle, including the need to replace a vital floating bridge that carries traffic to the city's eastern suburbs.A report on February 13th from the state's Department of Transportation stated bluntly that Mr Nickels's slimmed-down tunnel would not work as a safe, effective roadway.

It was there, in 1986, that tens of thousands of Filipinos blocked the roadway to prevent President Marcos's troops from attacking the perpetrators of a failed coup against him.

These can detect not just footsteps ten metres or so either side of a buried cable, but also a low-flying drone passing overhead, vandals damaging a railway line, a terrorist burying a bomb beside a roadway or someone probing the ground trying to find a pipeline from which to steal oil.

So-called "Zil lanes", 30 miles of roadway reserved for Olympic athletes, officials, sponsors and journalists, have provoked protests and the occasional delay.