Sentence examples for thousands of road from inspiring English sources

Each year there are 800,000 hospital admissions, thousands of road injuries and hundreds of thousands of violent crimes that are partly attributable to drink.

Wooden huts at thousands of road junctions, selling only asparagus, have opened their shutters to offer foodies the delicate white stems.

Beyond signs promoting the thousands of road projects nationwide that have come to symbolize the stimulus package in action, many smaller programs are financed without fanfare, giving careers — and livelihoods — a shot at making it through an unforgiving recession.

Should it invest in solar farms, India must persuade hundreds of millions of car drivers to ditch their petrol vehicles and thousands of road hauliers their diesel trucks, a stumbling block that could be beyond its democratically elected leaders.

It is a sign of the times: The Obama administration is planning to yield to strapped states and local governments who urged them to slow or be prepared to stop federal safety requirements that they replace thousands of road signs with bigger, brighter, more legible signs by 2018, arguing it would be the wrong way to make them to spend their limited money.

There will be wooden huts at thousands of road junctions selling nothing but white asparagus.

"Faces Places" (October 1st and 2nd), a sort of road movie in which its co-directors, Agnès Varda and the photographer and muralist JR, travel through France in JR's van — a sort of mobile photo booth that prints poster-sized images.

And near PS1 at the intersection of 45th Road and 21st Street, pedestrians will happen on Thomas Hirschhorn's "Mondrian Altar," a street shrine from 1997 that includes candles, flowers and other mementos created as a homage to that Dutch abstract painter.

The new alignment bypassed a section of road between 24th and 40th avenues.

Here a jet nearing La Guardia is paired with a jumble of signs on a stretch of 40th Road near Main Street.

Mamucium was included in the Antonine Itinerary, a 3rd-century register of roads throughout the Roman Empire.