causeway , also: causey old use

You just go back across the causeway and take the first right.

He had not seen me on the causeway above his head.

She went to the side of the causeway and looked down.

Nor the time after, I thought, even if the causeway came clear.

They held the causeway, if it was any good to them.

She said nothing, but the causeway of truth was still open.

He reached the far end of the causeway and stopped.

There was room on the causeway for only ten to stand.

It led to the old well between this house and the causeway.

He studies me for a long moment, then faces the causeway again.

On each side are steps leading from the causeway to ground level.

An old causeway in the area provides the English name.

The causeway still forms the only access to the town from land.

In any case, the causeway is so open that they could see anyone waiting there for them.

She did not mind being alone in the old house since the men from the causeway would soon be on guard.

It was late afternoon and we decided to try to get back to the causeway.

Traffic was light until we got within a couple of miles from the causeway.

Can we get there along the shore from the causeway?

Several hundred people were coming toward the causeway on foot.

The Causeway was later further widened in 1861 and 1863.

He could see the causeway that had brought them to solid land.

The sea floor was level on both sides of the causeway.

We should move to hold the road at the causeway."

The causeway he now walked on was wide and firm.

We got over the causeway and through the gates without any trouble.