Sentence examples for Highways from high-quality English sources.

• And not just highways.

• Highways cut across swamps and waterways.

• The highways are sealed roads, so a 4WD is not required.

• Normally, traffic tends to buildup on some highways more than others.

• Two of the federal highways are part of the interstate system.

• The first true express highways, the autobahns, were built in Germany.

• There are also national highways, paved secondary roads, and unpaved roads.

• Major highways link Budapest with Austria, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, and Ukraine.

Use Highways in a sentence.

• That's the average death rate on Indian highways - one death every 2km, annually.

• …express highway systems was the national system of interstate highways of the United States.

• There has been significant investment in highways and railways within the country since the 1990s war.

• It's really quite sad that US infrastructure, especially roads and highways, is where it is today," Musk said.

• Since World War II all-weather motor highways provide easy access to Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and the capital, Brasília.

• Although we do not believe Highways England has committed any offence we will of course cooperate fully in any investigation.”

• Initially, as China’s railways and highways were mostly concentrated in the coastal regions, access to the interior was difficult.

• But when a person uses psilocybin, the brain reroutes some of the traffic onto the underused highways, freeing up space on the overused ones.

Highways sentence examples

• Petersburg, Moscow–Kharkiv–Simferopol, Uzhhorod–Lviv–Rivne–Kyiv, and Kyiv–Kharkiv–Rostov-na-Donu (Russia) are highways of particular importance.

• The state had in effect turned over to him—intact and complete—its control over the construction of arterial highways in and around New York City.

• Two major highways across the Caucasus pass through Ossetia—the Georgian and Ossetian military highways, which were built in the 19th century during the Russian conquest of the Caucasus.

• The highways of China may be divided into three categories: state, provincial, or regional highways of political, economic, or military importance; local highways of secondary importance, operated by counties or communes; and special-purpose highways, mostly managed by factories, mines, state farms, forestry units, or the military forces.