Sentence examples for spur road from inspiring English sources

Some spur road into the woods off the highway is the closest the book gets to having any mean streets.

Those arrested were among a small group of people who ran on to an M4 spur road and lay down in front of oncoming traffic, causing temporary disruption.

The second best bit is: 'A new stadium built on a concrete raft over the current M1 spur road adjacent to our site between junction 10 and 10a.

After what seemed like hours of driving, Wielgus turned onto a rough spur road and stopped the truck at a hairpin turn on the hillside.

The one essential detour near here is along a short spur road from the so-called Snake Canyon up to Bilad Sayt, which we'd spied days earlier from the escarpment.

With the construction of a spur road to Yola (5.5 miles [9 km] south-southeast), the town became a river port for Yola, gradually taking over most of the river-borne traffic along the Benue River.

Many spur roads lead from Route 3, the Historyland Highway, to historic or waterside towns like Heathsville or Reedville and invariably loop back to the main road.

Among them are The Citadel and Nalakihu, the latter a Hopi word for "house standing alone". Several of the ruins lie on short spur roads off the well‐marked loop drive.

It has 4 large viaducts (Ely Viaduct, Grangetown Viaduct, Taff Viaduct and the East Moors Viaduct), 1 tunnel (Queen's Gate Tunnel) and 2 spur roads (Cogan Spur and Central Link Road).

More than a dozen spur roads, along with 611 miles of hiking trails make it easier to access, however with such a wide variety of environments to play in it can be tough to know how to plan an adventure there.

A traditional programme of road density reduction would eliminate many unused spur roads, which being unused would thus not be the ones producing the sediment.