Sentence examples for sites road from inspiring English sources

"He tried the garment factories, construction sites, road work," she said.

The project will provide erosion control, topography survey to mark the lost grave sites, road construction and foundation and roof repairs to preserve the historically significant sites.But projects with the word "Alamo" in them don't attract the ire and ridicule of people like Mr McCain, while projects with the word "Polynesian" in them do.

Having identified uncertain transition sites, road engineers should help drivers to select the right speed.

The Army was not convinced that fixed bunkers could resist repeated air attacks and was particularly concerned about the vulnerability of the launch sites' road and rail links, which were essential for resupplying them with missiles and fuel.

Anopheline mosquito larvae were collected by dipping from a range of breeding sites (road puddies, brick pits, pools, marshes, streams, surface water harvest, ditches, dam reservoir shore, pits dug for plastering traditional tukuls, and pits dug for pot making) in the two groups of villages ('low risk' and 'high risk') during the wet season from July to September 2009.

These contaminants are most commonly found near chemical and pesticide production facilities, hazardous waste sites, roads, and railways.

When food has to be provided to other pack members at den or rendezvous sites, roads likely serve as a positive medium for traveling in terms of minimizing energy expenditure and maximizing speed of food delivery.

Amid accusations of "heavy-handed" policing, protesters at Balcombe blocked part of the site road but were driven back by police.

Information about the ponds is available at the Wellfleet Information Center, off Route 6 in South Wellfleet, (508) 349-2510, www.wellfleetchamber.com (click on Beaches) or by contacting the Cape Cod National Seashore, 99 Marconi Site Road, Wellfleet, Mass.

"Southern Madagascar is a land awash in superstition — of witches and reincarnation and haunted bridges where children leap out of the darkness to send cars careening into the abyss," begins "A Plague of Sapphires," on the travel Web site Road & Kingdoms.

Participants randomly assigned to Group 2 (on-site Road Tour training with boosters) were treated the same as those in Group 1 with one exception.