Sentence examples for side of the interstate from inspiring English sources

Friday's tornado gnarled billboards on the side of the interstate, their torn advertisements dangling like ribbons.

I remembered where the fisherman told me to park, and how it seemed odd because it sounded as if it was on the wrong side of the interstate.

As Mr. Schure aimed his radar gun from the grassy side of the Interstate, about 100 yards south of the crash site, each bus speed appeared on a digital readout on the back of the handheld device.

Culver City Fire Department battalion chief Ken Powell told the San Jose Mercury News the truck had been parked on the left side of the interstate, straddling the emergency and carpool lanes, with a CHP vehicle nearby.

Then, suddenly, we're in the wide-open water, where the densely pollinated air is wondrously silky, and where -- just on the north side of the Interstate -- we come across the remains of the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks.

Mr. Giguere said that before state police patrols began rousting them, truck drivers used to pull off the side of the Interstate in Willington and sleep in their cabs.

The crashes happened about 7 30 a.m. on both sides of the Interstate as heavy fog engulfed the road, which is just west of Lake Michigan.

The East 53rd Street exit provides access to shopping centers on both sides of the interstate.

As part of this six-year construction project, the walls are going to be built on both sides of the interstate, from Lake Ivanhoe to Princeton Street.

Shot in black and white, which seems fitting, Nebraska starts in Billings, Mont., with the image of a lone old man walking down a sidewalk and, by the time the credits end, the side of an interstate (at least until a cop stops him and takes him in for seeming confused).

And an influx of second-home buyers and retirees, local real estate agents said, have been moving to the older neighborhoods on the ocean side of Interstate 5 the last few years.