Sentence examples for roadway route from inspiring English sources
One line, Joomi Joolz, makes a teal shirt with copper studs that immortalizes "Brigitte's Shoe Salon" in Paris, while a black shirt with crystal spangles by Bejeweled evokes that perennially popular roadway, Route 66 (both $92 at Saks Fifth Avenue).
One of the best parts of visiting in the off-season is that its traffic-clogged main roadway (Route 27) is much more navigable and trips between towns take a fraction of the time.
Therefore, for this analysis, it is assumed that the LDGV is a single-occupancy vehicle (SOV), and that the driver is traveling between rail stations by the shortest roadway route.
The two major eastern and western sections in Jersey City and Newark including the viaduct leading to the "covered roadway" (Route 139) and the embankments in eastern Newark were opened on December 16 , 1928 about a year after the tunnel opened.
Past NY 22, NY 43 heads southeast through mostly open fields and lightly populated areas to the Massachusetts state line, where the roadway becomes Route 43 upon crossing into Hancock, Massachusetts.
Our data support the hypothesis that initial case transmission followed roadways, particularly Route 2. In Petit and Grand Goave, transmission along roadways was followed by disease movement into rural/inland areas.
A 12-mile section of the Brandywine VALLEY Scenic Byway in Delaware is actually two roadways, State Routes 52 and 100, heading northward from Wilmington.
4 05 p.m.: This post has been updated throughout with details about the inspection of the roadways, detour routes and anticipated reopening of the 10 Freeway.
The first roadway along the route of the modern CR 492 was a plank road built by the Cleveland and Sharon Iron Companies in the 1850s.
The first roadway along the route of the modern M-553 was a county road; it was first shown on maps by 1936.
The 2007 environmental impact report recommended constructing the new roadway along the route of the old one, rather than moving the entire highway south.
