byroad造句

• He wanders the byroads of rural Ireland before being recaptured.
• The quiet villages and uncrowded byroads reminded me of France a quarter-century ago.
• Baker's Byroad : When you are over the hill, you pick up speed.
• That year, Tony Byroads left the band to start a family and was not replaced.
• Ross took great pride in this creation, which is on the byroads of east-central North Carolina.
• Enemy reinforcements could arrive from Westport, Castlebar or Ballinrobe, byroad or over the hills to the east.
• Streets tend to lead from public main roads to cul-de-sac byroads and onwards into more private plots, and then end there.
• Wickham, knew every byroad in that portion of the county and since he was at home behind the Yankee lines he was familiar with all of the Union military activity in the area also.
• After the World War II the opening in the middle of the Ludwigstrasse for the new circular road " Altstadtring " caused further demolition and nowadays disturbs the original closed coverage type of the avenue which did not permit broad byroads.
• Ancient European concepts of architecture and administration of cities, like the ancient Greek polis or the Roman civitas, usually provide a system of broader main streets and narrower byroads which run through the entire city and interconnect tangentially as to allow for free passage between different quarters.
• I now realize that when I choose to leave the four-lane and venture onto a Pennsylvania byroad that narrows to one lane beneath a railroad overpass because a creek is using what would be the other lane of pavement, I am choosing to temporarily adapt myself to a pace of life that disappeared in most areas after World War II, or maybe after World War I.