Sentence examples for two roadways from inspiring English sources
The two roadways and the promenade remain, but the watercourse and fountains have disappeared.
A 12-mile section of the Brandywine VALLEY Scenic Byway in Delaware is actually two roadways, State Routes 52 and 100, heading northward from Wilmington.
The pitched roof of the folly will poke out between the two roadways, and next to it are steps that serve as an outdoor seating area.
But in traffic court recently, several drivers successfully challenged summonses they had received for failing to stop, he said, and the police were told that state traffic law required drivers to stop only if the distance between the two roadways was at least 30 feet.
The two roadways in this case are not identical, but they are partly identical, for Tyson St. is identical to a proper spatial part of U.S. 29.
At abroad, Luo et al. (2009) used the tremor signals triggered by the coal cutting of shearer as stimulating source and allocated receivers in the two roadways.
The two roadway designations cross a rail track before M-35 separates and turns south; traffic along the state highway must yield the right-of-way to traffic on the county road in the process.
It has a span of 3,500 feet, stands 250 feet above the water, has four massive cables and eight roadways.
Minutes after the second plane hit the World Trade Center last month, officials from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection closed the three roadways that cross the Ashokan Reservoir here and set up a round-the-clock patrol by the agency's police officers.
Based on their geological conditions, a total of fourteen typical roadways (seven roadways under dynamic pressure, seven roadways under static pressure) in Daxing Coal Mine, Liaoning Province, China, were selected to investigate the characteristics of their EDZ under both dynamic and static pressure with Borehole Camera Detection and Nonmetallic Ultrasonic Detection techniques.
All three roadways were later combined as SR 21 in a highway renumbering in 1964.
