Utiliser "motorway" dans une phrase

1. I’m still pondering her words and, more importantly, what they say about her as we come off the motorway into the village

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2. He screeched off the motorway into the hard shoulder and skidded into a u-turn

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3. Theo passed more speed cameras on the way back, he was at nearly twice the speed limit on some sections of the small Irish motorway

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4. He owns a largish property a bit further down the motorway – it’s not far from here

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5. ’ I told my son when he arrived at the house just after five fifteen, complaining bitterly about a hold up on the motorway which had kept him stationary for over half an hour

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6. Then there had been a hold up on the motorway – doubtless the tail end of the problem which caused Stephen such a lot of hassle on the way up to Liz’s

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7. The wheels hit a patch of gravel and the car skids straight towards the concrete of a bridge crossing the motorway

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8. ‘I expect they hit traffic on the motorway

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9. ‘It’s Liz, her car crashed on the motorway

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10. He was driving down the motorway towards Taunton, saw a car join the motorway from the slip road at Bridgwater and realised that it was Liz

11. How could anyone have thought … but surely she used her brakes before she got the motorway

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12. ‘The brakes failed on Liz’s car this afternoon … she crashed into one of the motorway bridges

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13. ‘Closed that side of the motorway for best part of an hour what with getting Liz off to hospital and then putting out the fire

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14. ‘It was a motorway bridge, Liz

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15. Your brakes failed and you collided with a bridge on the motorway

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16. ‘It’s as we told you, Liz, your brakes failed and you hit a motorway bridge

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17. ‘Was in a car crash on the motorway at the weekend

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18. ‘Not that one they featured on the news on Sunday night?’ he asked ‘Went into one of the motorway bridges?’

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19. Yet again, Kara felt the impact of the massive divide between her culture and that of Earth – something the exploration of the seaside resort had highlighted; the sheer volume of … words failed her … stuff that was on sale in the shops … most of it completely superfluous … badly made, cheap (in every meaning of the word) ornaments of no practical use whatsoever and precious little artistic merit, deliberately manufactured to clutter up somebody’s home … and then there was the food and drink on offer! Everywhere she’d looked there had been foodstuffs on sale and people eating … battered fish, hot savoury smelling sausages, the tart scent of vinegar on chips fresh from the fryers … and ices of every conceivable flavour … and those unbelievable sweets in all shapes and sizes … and, according to Iain, this particular seaside resort was a relatively small one … by the time Iain turned off the motorway at the Taunton interchange, she had concluded that although it had been fun visiting, really, when it came down to it, she preferred her own world

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20. She had no idea why they were suddenly starting to be useful, but with a fresh packet of fags laying open on the kitchen table, with the kitchen cleaned, with something smelling lovely bubbling away on the cooker and with a head that was hosting a motorway maintenance crew, she didn't feel inclined to argue

21. And so the young man and his wife returned to their new home, which they had recently bought in a prime location just to the northeast of London’s orbital motorway

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22. cooker and with a head that was hosting a motorway maintenance

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23. On this branch of history the modern day Atlantis looked more like China, with hundred story buildings along the shore and great hanger bridges and even venerable motorway bridges spanning between islands

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24. Dave launches into a story about one of the occasions when he got stuck on the motorway

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25. Summer seasons and late night motorway cruises

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26. He got to the main road without mishap and, pausing only to get his bearings, set off towards the motorway and home

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27. With difficulty, he got out of the car – the last stop had been some hours down the motorway and his knees were stiff

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28. Blue means motorway, means north, means city streets and anonymity

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29. necessary for us to use the motorway in order to provide

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30. Motorway Pass) was how nice it would be meandering

31. stumbled upon the motorway, and heaved a sigh of relief

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32. turned off the road leading back to the motorway, and

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33. along the motorway towards the Netherlands

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34. motorway to begin searching for the farmhouse that was

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35. As the days turned to weeks and Sum turned to Ort the Motorway progressed at phenomenal speed

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36. Some say Mesapit should have been rolled up as well but the Motorway stopped just short of the town, and there it stands today, a twin to Meat Pie Hill by Upper Swivel

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37. ‘My car stopped on the motorway and…’

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38. and then onto the M4 motorway

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39. and trucks sped past them at normal motorway

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40. the inside lane of the motorway

41. Back on the motorway

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42. but as soon as she gets on the motorway with her husband she

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43. “It’ll be motorway all the way up

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44. He scribbled in the dingy light of the car, silently purring over the motorway

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45. Turning off the M5 motorway, he’d pushed the BMW as hard as he could, and could now see the Bristol Channel glinting under the moonlight away on his right

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46. His train passed under the motorway with the never ending streams of cars and vehicles that circumnavigated the city

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47. Akbar had just about enough time to wave goodbye to his wife before the car turned away from the house and drove off in the direction of the motorway

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48. motorway at spaced junctions, some leaving the strip to enter the

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49. Hobbs, meanwhile, was cursing and gesturing to all the irate drivers who had got stuck behind him on the busy motorway

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50. Meanwhile, a blue light was faintly flashing from a distance as it raced up the hard shoulder after a call from motorway control

51. It was silent until we got on the motorway

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52. If he drives down the motorway at 80 mph he knows that it is not very probable that he will get caught

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53. Do not be tempted at this point to ask, “Supposing everyone drove down the motorway at 80 mph?”

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54. At one point, the road crossed the A1 motorway to

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55. Castle it would cost less to upgrade the rail network and provide free public transport over all of the British Isles, paid for by increased freight, than to continue with her crazy motorway plans that would only end in ineradicable urban congestion

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56. Her studio, a disused warehouse beside the motorway, was unlined, draughty, noisy and cold

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57. Brakes failed and they sailed off the motorway exit into a quarry

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58. We were heading north on the M6 motorway, averaging about eighty to one hundred miles per hour

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59. The van must have moved onto a motorway, because the swaying all but stopped, and the speed increased

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60. Once upon a very long and boring time, there was a very long and boring motorway

61. “But we're just white lines on the motorway

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62. ” And sadly he made his way back to the motorway

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63. “This is even more boring than being on the road,” he moaned, and sadly made his way back to the motorway

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64. “On a motorway in England maybe but not when you know there’s something

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65. Of January that Matthew feeling buoyant and refreshed, drove down the M4 motorway towards his parents home, singing along to a tape he had playing in the car

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66. When they reached the motorway Matthew could feel the front wheels were hardly on the ground with the weight that was in the back

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67. Gomes drove on the motorway still in a daze

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68. He drove out of the gates and headed back towards the motorway

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69. At midday they pulled off the motorway to lunch at a

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70. motorway, with who knows what results

71. Several hours later Percival pulled off the motorway

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72. At 5pm the rush hour traffic was thickening as he eased the Calais into traffic and took a left off Khyber Pass looking for a motorway on-ramp and the road north across the bridge

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73. Otahuhu station was a half hour away at the best and the two detectives tingled with the anticipation of what was to come as they pulled onto the Southern motorway at Grafton and headed south giving themselves ample time for their prearranged meeting with the Hatfields

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74. Twenty minutes towards town they were on the motorway when Jazz came on the cell phone

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75. Today the traffic noise from the freedom of the motorway and the heaviness of his surroundings were totally bearable for he felt his time in residence was almost over

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76. Mid morning traffic had eased to a dribble on the north bound lane of the motorway

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77. They had been on a vast motorway with no exits in

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78. motorway to a secret detention centre

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79. Ricchieri motorway, for about forty days

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80. They turned on to the motorway, which, thankfully, was not too crowded

81. “Not on the motorway, if you don’t mind!” said Robin

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82. Inevitably, there had been a delay on the motorway - there was always a hold-up on a Friday evening, but they were still in plenty of time for an excellent dinner

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83. At one time, they had planned to avoid the motorways, but eventually decided that rescue services would probably be better able to help and get to them quicker, in the unlikely event that they might be needed, if they were on the motorway rather than on other roads

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84. The large flakes of wet snow began to settle on the road, although the motorway looked as if it had been gritted

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85. It would then join the Westlink to the M1 motorway, to complete its 20-mile journey to Hillsborough Castle, the setting for a sumptuous banquet, jointly hosted by His Majesty the King and the President of the United States

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86. motorway from Chiswick, and leaving London’s congested streets drove past Reading towards

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87. motorway stretching into the Chiltern hills ahead of us, with Darren sitting beside me

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88. We stopped for lunch at a motorway service station, two men, one nineteen and the other

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89. motorway all the way to Perth, arriving in darkness at the cottage

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90. stream of vehicles on the motorway

91. We drove through vineyards in hilly terrain for an hour, staying with the motorway which

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92. Unsure to how country roads could be quicker than the motorway, I settled back uneasily in my seat

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93. The car's headlights picked up increasingly large chunks of debris across the abandoned motorway

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94. When the signs for Greater Manchester had appeared on the motorway, Susannah had asked Danny where he wanted to be dropped off

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95. After an hour’s more driving he left the motorway at the first slip road that appeared after the Lake District signpost appeared, and then stopped at the first hotel that advertised vacant rooms

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96. headed for the M62 motorway, walking

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97. I lay on the grass verge of the motorway

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98. and lifted me over the motorway barrier

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99. I headed for the M62 motorway, walking

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