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lane sentence examples

  • Lanes of a dual carriageway.
  • Cobbled lanes run through the early 19th-century terraces of beacon hill, and north end could pass for a small italian town.
  • The road then descends slightly to where a narrow lane joins from the left.
  • Lane markings at the junction are aimed at reducing the number of accidents.
  • I don't think bus lanes would have made me change my mode of travel.
  • Lane of a motorway.
  • Tucked away down a quiet lane only 600 yards from beach, and adjacent to trevose golf course.
  • Huge picture windows opening on to the quiet village lane.
  • As soon as a commercial vehicle is on the road a three lane motorway becomes little more than a two lane motorway becomes little more than a two lane dual carriage way.
  • Explore the exit of the pit lane to give just a little more room on approach.
  • Away from the misty moors, it is the leafy lanes of south cornwall which are thought to be haunted by the past.
  • Lanes closures of westlink will be needed to effect these changes.
  • Paint cycle lanes, or think bike signs on the road.
  • Stay in the left-hand lane signposted frimley park hospital, then get into the right hand lane to the roundabout.
  • Note: vehicles are not allowed to use the right-hand ( overtaking ) lane of a three lane carriageway whilst towing.
  • Kent beaches suffer from all the usual form of litter but the area is also a major shipping lane.
  • Open, with narrow sunken lanes and very extensive views out but limited views within.
  • We turned left at the country lane, ignoring the first path right.
  • Move into the left hand lane prior to the first set of traffic lights.
  • A story about an elderly couple who take a trip down memory lane with the aid of a swimming pool.

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