| The city has been sewered in modernwise and macadamized with care, and is supplied with abundance of purest water. |
| On macadamized roads, stage coaches and freight wagons could travel unimpeded by bogs or ruts. |
| Tarmacadam is created by spraying tar along a macadamized road to bind it together further and pressing the surface with a roller to drive the tar deep into the macadam. |
| It is called a macadamized road, and twenty miles of it will make the pelvis of a long-waisted man chafe against his ears. |
| Tarmac was originally marketed as tar-macadam, because it was a macadamized road incorporating a binder of tar. |
| In 1890, Broadway between Union and Brown Streets was widened and macadamized, and two houses belonging to James Ingalls were moved out of the road. |
