queen's highway

or Queen's highway, Queen's Highway

noun

1. king's highway.

queen's highway

noun

1. (in Britain when the sovereign is female) any public road or right of way
2. (in Canada) a main road maintained by the provincial government

Example Sentences

Their nocturnal journey takes them skittering across Queen’s Highway, where flashlight-toting Bahamians line the roadway to fill gunnysacks and 50-gallon drums with the tasty crustaceans.

From Washington Post

“They are molting now, buried in the mud out there,” Douglas said, gesturing toward the marshy coppice that crowds both sides of the two-lane Queen’s Highway, the major north-south road on Andros.

From Washington Post

"It is for national government to fund the solution and it has got to be a top priority to keep the Queen's highway open in Kent at all times," he said.

From BBC

Exumas Poor Man’s at the George Town fish fry, a mile north of town on the Queen’s Highway, draws plenty of locals.

From New York Times

Tiffany had to go shopping that afternoon — everyone shops the day after the mail boat arrives — so I went for a drive on Queen’s Highway, the only north-south thoroughfare on 110-mile-long Eleuthera.

From New York Times