There were some who possessed houses like palaces, furnished with all the comforts of life.
From the beginning of our ride up to the end of Franklin Park all the roadway is of the best macadamized construction with smooth and perfectly preserved surface.
For five hundred tons, hauled from farms averaging ten miles distance, this would be seven hundred and fifty dollars per day, or a quarter of a million dollars a year--enough to build fifty miles of macadamized road a year.
All the important roads in the United States can be and doubtless will be macadamized or otherwise improved in the not distant future.
We'll teach 'em to come 'ere trying to undermined our bloody morality,' howled Dick Wantley as he hurled a lump of granite that he had torn up from the macadamized road at one of the cyclists.
Bert now found himself at the beginning of a long stretch of macadamized road which rose slightly and persistently throughout its whole length.
These well known chief arteries of travel were solidly macadamized in 1841.
Macadamized roads, like several other useful inventions, met with many obstacles in Quebec.
When the new macadamized road from Belgrade to this point is finished, there can be no doubt that the trade will increase.
The excellent new macadamized road was as smooth as a bowling-green, and only a lively companion was wanting to complete the exhilaration of my spirits.
From Svilainitza, we next morning started for Posharevatz, or Passarovitz, by an excellent macadamized road, through a country richly cultivated and interspersed with lofty oaks.
The road is no macadamized way: it is simply a track that, in many parts, is barely visible except to practised eyes.
It is connected with Auckland by railway and macadamized carriage-road.
Keep that natural increase in the country where it is made, and there will always be a surplus left after the mere live and wear expenses are paid, and this surplus can be used either to support an army or to buildmacadamized roads.
Two hundred miles in a high-powered car over finely macadamized roads are more quickly and comfortably covered in these days than a thirty-mile drive behind horses over such country highways as existed a decade ago.
All the streets and roads in and around Burdwan were in a splendid condition, wide and macadamized with crushed brick.
This is called the Red road because it is macadamizedwith crushed red brick.
On the west side it is bounded by the Strand, and on all other sides by a macadamized road about one hundred and fifty feet wide and planted with large, shady trees on either side.
Leaving the macadamized road at Harrisonburg, visiters to the springs frequently travel, via the Augusta Springs, to the Warm Springs, 60 miles, thereby shortening the distance about 14 miles.
Here it is parked down its center, a narrow strip set out in shrubs, and on either side, traffic, thus divided, flows evenly up and down a macadamized roadway.
On the smooth macadamized road of Washington Boulevard automobiles try out their speed limit.
The roofs were gayly painted, and before each house was a flower garden, which separated it from the macadamized high-road.
The names were painted up; and every house above had its number down here also, and struck its roots under the macadamized quays of a broad canal, in which the muddy water flowed onward.
And I hope often to wake up in the sober light of the next day wondering just what magic it was that had turned back the hand of time for me, that I could find merriment in sliding down a macadamized hill on a roller sled.
My coachman's children have a species of roller sled on which they daily endanger their lives by coasting down the steep macadamized road which leads from my house.
The militia did not stand, but fled to either side the macadamized road, through the midsummer fields.
From the fortress we drove through the town and out upon a macadamized road to Topchidere, or Valley of the Artillerists.
You pass along a broad and macadamized street, with French shops on one side and a row of unfinished buildings on the other, that have a Parisian appearance.
Now you ride to the Pyramids in a carriage and along a macadamized road, and you cross the Nile over an iron bridge that is a great improvement upon the ferry.
It was a macadamized avenue, lined with beautiful and stately homes.
They turned into a broad macadamized road, and here were more autos, and more dust, and more racing.
From the yielding softness of the pasture he is called to spend the bulk of his time upon the hard macadamized tracks of our country roads, or the still more hard and more dangerous asphalt pavings or granite sets of our towns.
Directly the horse is put to work he has for a great part of his time to travel upon roadways--either macadamized roads or town sets--where everything is calculated to bring concussion about.
The place has broad macadamized streets, and a capacious central square ornamented with large and thrifty trees.
The space formerly covered by rice fields and vegetable gardens is now laid out in well-built, wide thoroughfares, smoothly macadamized and faultlessly clean and neat.
The first white hunters follow the same trails in pursuing their game; and after that the buffalo road becomes the wagon road of the white man, and finally the macadamized road or railroad of the scientific man.
At the other end of the now macadamized "path" there is a little red bridge that leads across the Fox to where a portage fort grew later into an important trading-post; but now there is no trace of those monuments of war and trade.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "macadamized" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
