Sentence examples for roadworks to from inspiring English sources
It seems there was an ambush with cones being taken from nearby roadworks to cause an obstruction.
The council committed to one of the first major public-private partnerships for highways and building management in 2001, and it outsourced a host of services from roadworks to IT in the subsequent years.
Mind My Business, from New York, employs open data and predictive analytics to update small, local shopkeepers on what's happening in their areas – from upcoming roadworks to recent complaints by nearby residents.
But Davis says while Garlands is seeing a 30% drop in trade – largely due to the roadworks to pedestrianise Castle Quarter which has continued for the last 18 months – Rules of Play is seeing the market begin to widen.
Drivers have been warned of disruption ahead of roadworks to improve congestion in Witney, Oxfordshire.
This closure led to the delays on the road leading up to Hangar Lane where there had been plans for roadworks to prepare the Games Lane for Wembley.
But it is too dangerous for roadwork to begin.
Now that Manhattan is getting its first Trader Joe's -- opening March 17 at 142 East 14th Street on Union Square -- some New Yorkers will have to do less roadwork to sate their passions for its products.
It was soon his contention that, just as a fighter must put in his roadwork to extend his stamina for the later rounds, so, too, must a true eater (and fledgling food writer) consume enormously if he is to have a range of dietary experience worth sharing.
Actually, as the veteran Arkansas journalist Ernest Dumas has pointed out, the referendum was about whether the revenue would have to be spent on a pay-as-you-go basis or could be pledged to back a bond issue that would enable the roadwork to proceed more quickly.
Palestinian officials in East Jerusalem said the project was an obstacle to peace that aimed to separate Palestinian neighborhoods in East Jerusalem from the West Bank, and Israel's Peace Now group called on the city to freeze the roadwork to await the outcome of peace talks.
