"round road" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a road or section of road that has a circular or curved shape. For example, "The round road wound through the hills."
The central portion of the range, however, still lacks a year-round road or rail crossing.
Scherrer's third-round road to 17-under 199 included his only bogey of the tournament.
These Knicks may have more firepower than before, but without that core quality, they will wind up as first-round road kill, like the better Golden State teams Sprewell played on.
With the exception of the year-round road from Gardiner, Mont., to Cooke City, Mont., park roads typically close for the season on the first Monday of November, making it difficult to get around the park until the winter season of snowmobile and snow coach travel begins in mid-December.
This five-mile, year-round road (also popular with bicyclists) climbs into the Marin Headlands and looks down on the Golden Gate Bridge, with San Francisco beyond it.
Stefan provided senior leadership to the Spartans and twice led his team in the postseason in goals, including when he netted six in a second-round road victory at Carpinteria.
In Canada, a remote community is defined as being more than 350 kilometres from the nearest service centre (or city) having year-round road access.
The study community (name omitted for anonymity purposes) is considered remote (i.e., nearest service center with year-round road access is located over 350 kilometers away) and isolated (i.e., accessible only by airplanes year-round) [ 10].
Fort Albany also is categorized as a community with "special access" which means that it is located in a zone where there is no year-round road access to a service centre.
The three main roads running through Round Hill London Road, Ditchling Road and Lewes Road are used by many regular routes, mainly operated by the Brighton & Hove Bus and Coach Company.
