Sentence examples for through a roadway from inspiring English sources
Joe Williams of the St . Louis Post-Dispatchgave the film an A-, sayItg "It's powered by a human heart through a roadway of natural wonders and cultural signposts en route to the checkered flag".
In his letter, Mr. Hevesi said that "the D.O.T. plan for this stretch of roadway would still destroy existing city-owned reservoir buffer lands and wetlands as well as facilitate high-speed through traffic on a roadway that is adjacent to and actually runs over the region's most important reservoir".
The bus, traveling through Vidigal on a roadway between hillside and ocean, was smashed by a tree propelled by the slide, then partially buried.
Black Rock Realty would finance the commercial elements, a roadway through the development and the Ash Creek greenbelt.
And along the Hudson shore, mayors are proposing a roadway through the abandoned railway tunnels known as the Bergen Arches to allow local traffic to bypass the jammed routes to the Lincoln and Holland tunnels.
In 2013, the Bolivian president came under withering criticism from Indians when he announced plans to build a roadway through the TIPNIS park and rainforest.
Rattling it through a forest roadway and then along a slither of golden beach feels strange, but also ridiculously fun.
Near Cape Hatteras, a woman drowned while attempting to drive through a flooded roadway.
HUDSON: On the state's list: in Jersey City and Hoboken, $26.5 million to construct a roadway network through the Bergen Arches railroad right-of-way.
Combining history with wildlife, the Natchez Trace National Parkway (nps.gov/natr) wends its way across 444 miles and three state lines: an 800-foot-wide ribbon of green with a roadway running through it from the foothills of the Appalachians in Tennessee to the bluffs of Natchez, Miss.
A roadway snakes through the landscape connecting the silhouettes of homes in an array of fantastical styles, and in the distance stands an advertising sign — erected to promote the real estate venture — that will become world-famous when it is later shortened to "Hollywood," land of dreams.
