Examples of 'roads are now' in a sentence
Meaning of "roads are now"
roads are now - This phrase suggests a current or recent state of road conditions or infrastructure
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roads are now
All airports and roads are now closed.
The roads are now in not good condition.
Road conditions are still poor, but many roads are now being restored.
All roads are now open in the area.
In fact, some of the old mining and logging roads are now hot tourist destinations.
All roads are now back open.
The investigation is still ongoing, but the roads are now currently open for use.
The roads are now being.
Everyone off the road. The roads are now closed.
Roads are now safer and more efficient.
Many of the roads are now in poor.
Roads are now in much better condition that a few years ago.
Most main roads are now paved.
Roads are now nicely paved but this kind of maintenance is still common.
Former populated roads are now nothing but muddy paths.
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The speed zone reviews for the top 100 roads are now complete.
All the roads are now blocked.
These roads are now either parts of other routes or no longer carry a route number.
They force tweeted, “ The roads are now open.
The roads are now closed.
Some 536 km of previously suspect roads are now safe for transit.
State roads are now the most dangerous in the country.
Everyone off the road . The roads are now closed . - No.
And roads are now reduced to one lane instead of two.
All the roads are now tarmac.
The roads are now almost totally blocked with fans.
In addition, coastal roads are now accessible in wheelchairs.
UK roads are now 100 times richer in platinum than they were before the catalytic converter.
All roads are now reopen.
All roads are now open, and normal police operations have resumed.
Well, the roads are now owned by private industries.
The roads are now about as bad as they were back in the early 90's.
However, many of these roads are now being decommissioned as unnecessary in the post-clearcutting era.
The two roads are now maintained by the city of Newark.
These roads are now known as Famine Roads.
Most rural roads are now impassible, either damaged by flooding or blocked by fallen trees.
However, these roads are now inadequate to cope with Adelaide's growing road traffic.
The roads are now closed . - No.
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