Sentence examples for secondary streets from inspiring English sources

The next focus is secondary streets, which are generally the straight roadways that feed into arterial streets.

Tertiary roads, the narrow and sometimes curved residential streets that feed into secondary streets, are the last to be plowed.

Almost all of the primary streets and more than 85 percent of the secondary streets in the city had been plowed, the mayor said.

The government also hopes to build new secondary streets through the huge streetless "superblocks" that now characterise the city, allowing denser housing development close to stations.

Plows were also hindered by abandoned cars stuck in the middle of secondary streets, and in a few cases plow operators could not see those obstacles through the darkness and blowing snow until they, too, were stuck.

Many secondary streets and some of the most prominent features of the Old City owe their positions to the Roman city planners of the 2nd and 3rd centuries ce.

You get to the lanes by going from a busy street to a secondary street to a lane and then sometimes to a courtyard.

In an article in Traditional Home magazine, he all but pointed the way to the brick Georgian house, saying that it was on "Portland, a secondary street" in St . Paul

It was filled in long ago, but its name survives in Hook Creek Boulevard, which despite the grand name is a narrow, sometimes bumpy secondary street running along the county line for a mile.

Now on the four-lane 2100 South, a secondary surface street, the route runs along the Salt Lake City-South Salt Lake border.

The storm, the biggest on record for early December in New York, left behind a buried landscape from Virginia to Maine, thousands of frustrated travelers, hundreds of traffic accidents, at least six deaths and a daunting task of snow removal on countless secondary roads, side streets and private driveways.