Sentence examples for widening route from inspiring English sources

The Lions did a great job capitalizing on this with widening route designs that got Johnson in one-on-one scenarios against cornerback Derek Cox (who absolutely could not cover him).

There were lots of small-bore issues in the three-person race for the less-than-imperial prize of supervisor of the Town of Southeast in Putnam County just north of the Westchester line: taxes, a new recreation center, widening Route 22, the sewage treatment plant.

How are you supposed to make a left turn out of here without being killed?" According to Thomas Harley, the principal engineer for the State Department of Transportation, widening Route 7 will actually make it easier and safer to enter and exit the site and other businesses along the road.

This section, expected to cost $26 million, is part of a larger $1.4 billion plan to widen Route 7 from Norwalk to New Milford.

The project will widen Route 7 from the Ridgefield town line for about 2.5 miles to the Super 7 expressway near the Danbury Fair Mall.

Because of traffic concerns, the State Department of Transportation has required that the developer widen Route 35 by adding a left-turn lane and widen Wyckoff Road to accommodate the increased traffic.

But Mr. Ancona said it would be troubling if development foes instinctively fought the plan as they have other ones over the years to widen Route 7, which might have alleviated today's traffic problems.

The Real Estate Market Teresa Howell, an agent at Spotlight Properties in Dover, said she was excited about the project to widen Route 79, coming from Clarksville, to four lanes.

The $270 million cost of the original portion pales beside the $986.1 million spent on the addition, plus $30 million that the Mohegans paid to widen Route 2A and create a mile-long Mohegan Sun Boulevard, providing patrons a direct route from Interstate 395 to the 12,500-car free parking garage.

A public-private partnership to add four lanes to widen Route 101?

That year, there were plans to widen Route 67 from Mapleview Street to Dye Road; however, when threatened with a lawsuit from Save Our Forests and Ranchlands, SANDAG agreed to "reconsider" the project.