Sentence examples for to milepost from inspiring English sources
noun
A post on a highway, often with one or more fingerposts, showing the distance in miles to nearby places
The second phase widened the road from the Egg Harbor Toll Plaza to milepost 24.5.
An observer at the time wrote: The Southern removed everything they could use elsewhere, and by 8 November, had lifted the track from Lynton to milepost 15⅓ - on the Barnstaple side of Woody Bay station.
Both directions of U.S. Highway 101 from Milepost 250.07 near Baker Street to Milepost 250.38 near Monroe Road were closed due to police activity around 1 p.m. PST, but were opened within 20 minutes and some lights were restored.
From Tacoma to Gig Harbor, WSDOT began installing exit numbers to interchanges with SR 16 that correspond to its milepost.
And that was why St. John's 60-59 victoverover fourth-ranked Pittsburgh on Saturday at the Garden amounted to another milepost for a program that has re-established itself after nearly a decade's absence from the national conversation.
So I'd like to share some stories and advice from my personal travel log — call it a tale of "adventure" and a guide to the mileposts entrepreneurs will need need to traverse to reach their summit: a billion-dollar valuation.
While the market may again retreat sometimes even to new lows the climax is an obvious milepost to the beginning of the end of the bear market.
Head out Tunnel Road to the parkway entrance at Milepost 382, and stop at the Folk Art Center (828-298-7928; open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily) to ask the rangers where the colors are at their peak.
southerly wind which white-horsed the water from the milepost to Hammersmith.
Whip along the boats for the first half-mile and you have the best of the tide in which to approach the milepost.
Starting at the trail head, walk two miles south along this section of the Shut-In Trail to a United States Forest Service station at Milepost 400.3.
