Sentence examples for some crossings from inspiring English sources

It's dangerous at some crossings where the signals are not overhead.

Localities could also close the gates at some crossings during nighttime hours, provided that there was a nearby alternate route.

In April, restrictions were lifted on some crossings, but morning-rush-hour restrictions on lone drivers entering Manhattan remained in effect below Fourteenth Street.

During those hours, some crossings are blocked with a locked gate; others have only an orange cone to show that they are officially "closed".

It includes a computerized system of tracking who crosses the borders that was introduced with mixed results -- frequent electrical failures at some crossings mean the guards do not always use the system.

A person familiar with security on the ferries said that other measures now in place include having police officers in plain clothes on some crossings, special attention to customers who make multiple changes in reservations and more truck searches.

From technical point of view, the most realistic compromise today is to build some "low cost" motorways (without service lane and some level crossings) on certain sections.

They could, perhaps, beep as some pedestrian crossings do, or buzz like a power tool.

A similar program at some border crossings is already in place.

By Stephen Mooney The New Yorker, January 11 , 1958P. 34 There are some quiet crossings in this city View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By John Cassidy By Robin Wright.

To the east, the Syrian government has lost control of some border crossings, including the one near Al Qaim in Iraq.