例句與造句

1. A major east-west route, the Worcester Turnpike ( now Massachusetts Route 9 ), was constructed in 1810.
2. One of the primary contributors to the demise of the Worcester Turnpike was the ascendancy of the railroad during the 1830s.
3. One such turnpike was designed to run from Roxbury to Worcester and was chartered as the Worcester Turnpike Corporation on March 7, 1806.
4. Like many of its contemporary turnpikes, the Worcester Turnpike eventually succumbed to failure in 1841, had its charter dissolved by the Commonwealth, and the roadway was portioned and control transferred to local municipalities.
5. The Birmingham and Worcester turnpike road which is now the Bristol Road ( A38 ) and the Northfield to Wootton Wawen turnpike road which runs southwards down Church Hill, past Turves Green and West Heath until it joins the Alvechurch Road ( A441 ).
6. It's difficult to find worcester turnpike in a sentence. 用worcester turnpike造句挺難的
7. The Massachusetts Turnpike ( Interstate 90 ), which basically follows the old Boston and Albany Railroad main line right-of-way, runs east and west through Newton, while route 9 ( Worcester Turnpike or Boylston Street ) also run east and west through the city.
8. This Lot is very eligible for the investment of capital, or might suit any Gentleman desirous of residing on his own estate, there being on one of the Farms a very commodious House, with suitable outbuildings, which, at a moderate expense, might be rendered a desirable residence, being within a convenient distance from the Birmingham and Worcester Turnpike Road, and not, intersected by any public carriage road, and affording every facility for the preservation of game.
9. The Worcester Turnpike was designed to be the primary roadways on the western approach to Boston and utilized a part of the old Connecticut Path along Tremont and Huntington streets, into Brookline and continued west to Worcester along roughly the same route as the modern Route 9 . However, the costs of maintaining the road began to spiral as needed bridges in Shrewsbury began to deteriorate and mandates in its charter to run and maintain older and unaffiliated roadways along the route made it difficult for the Corporation to maintain profitability.