Sentence examples for roadway built from inspiring English sources

In 1991, the roadway, built mostly in the 1920's and 1930's, was added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The new four-lane bridge will mean that commercial vehicles traveling between Phoenix and Las Vegas will no longer take the scenic route — the winding, narrow roadway, built in 1936, that leads across the dam.

It was used in the 1800's by the North Salem Circus, one of the earliest in the country, and still has a relic from that time, the Elephant Walk, a wide stone roadway built in the 1840's for walking elephants between performance and pasture.

To resolve this problem, Topham had the roadway built in sections, supported on very tall barges.

The construction saw a second two lane roadway built parallel to the existing route to create a divided freeway, a process known as twinning.

The concept behind The BQE is based largely on the history of New York's Brooklyn-Queens Expressway--12.7 miles of urban roadway built between 1939 and1964 by master urban planner Robert Moses.

Guangzhou has repaved its roadways, built new subway lines and planted colorful flowers along streets and overpasses.

In September 2016, Idaho-based Solar Roadways built a nearly 14-square meter roadway in Sandypoint, Idaho.

On a millennial scale, city governments have been building technology to serve residents as long as they have existed -- from the Acta Diurna announcing the day's news in the Roman Forum, to signposts on the roadways built in ancient China or the Mayan empire.

It was later moved to its current position after the new roadway was built and the old roadway was replaced with a walkway.

Because the self-anchored structure relies on the roadway itself to absorb stresses, the suspension cables could not be installed until the roadway was built; however, until the cables were in place the roadway could not be supported.