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parkway

[pahrk-wey] / ˈpɑrkˌweɪ /


NOUN
expressway
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But, overall, they didn’t see much need to tinker with the century-old parkway as they gazed out at the twin suspension bridges spanning the rushing waters of the Tacoma Narrows.

From Seattle Times

This year’s projects range from a new seawall and port improvements in Sitka, Alaska, to the construction of a four-lane parkway in the Virgin Islands.

From Washington Times

He also has raised bed vegetable gardens in the parkway between the street and sidewalk in front of his home using a drip irrigation system connected to his rainwater storage.

From Los Angeles Times

This issue is exacerbated in historically disadvantaged low canopy areas, where you often see parkways that are too narrow for trees, or trees growing in the public right of way.

From Los Angeles Times

Vinyard and Amaya spotted him in Old Town Alexandria and pursued him down the parkway with their lights and sirens on.

From Washington Post