1.   The road took many years to build.

2.   The road took us past farmhouses, woods, and a lake, but nothing seemed to correspond to the map.

3.   Forty years ago thirty-five per cent of freight was taken by road with forty-two going by rail.

4.   Suzanne Heron, for the Co-Op, said traffic assessments suggested the road could take extra capacity.

5.   Suzanne Heron, public relations officer for the NorthEastern Co-op, said a traffic survey had shown the road could take extra capacity.

6.   And if the road again takes him to the PGA Tour, Caron will have learned from his dress rehearsal.

7.   A road takes visitors out to the rock, but climbing is prohibited to protect nesting areas for peregrine falcons.

8.   But history is full of markers that indicate the road will take an inevitable toll at some point.

9.   Eastern European roads took their toll on the BMW, as they had on the Beetle.

10.   Eventually, the road takes us through Castle Valley, where lonely formations such as the Priest and Nuns and Castle Rock beckon photographers.