Sentence examples for using a public road from inspiring English sources

But, as Iain Ballentine from Roller Ski advises, withhold your inner Franz Klammer and stick to a "gently sloping surface, not too steep - and if you're using a public road, it needs to be traffic-free".

State Rep. Carl Seel (R-Phoenix) has proposed a bill that would make it illegal for undocumented immigrants to receive any public benefits -- including attending public school or using a public road.

Nobody has paid to use a public road in the Seattle area since.

Any cyclist who uses a public road or the sidewalk without wearing these license plates must be fined, arrested and kept in jail until his next court date.

That will require a bridge — cost: $3.5 million — so that visitors won't have to use a public road to get there.

It continued to be used as a public road until the government gave the reserve to the Niagara Parks Commission in 1891.

Adams' chief example has long been the most dangerous thing most people do, which is use a public road.

The court found him guilty of using a public address system along the roads, to urge Hutus to rise up and exterminate the Tutsi.

In 1791, the Land Board ordered that the fences be removed to permit the reserve's use as a public road.

The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda found Mr. Bikindi guilty of using a public-address system along roads in Rwanda in June 1994 to call on Hutu to rise up and exterminate the Tutsi.

Using normally public road space, these will allow 4,000 luxury, chauffeur-driven BMWs to shuttle 40,000 Olympic officials, national bureaucrats, politicians and corporate sponsors speedily between their five-star hotels, super-yachts and cordoned-off VIP lounges within the arenas.