much-frequented

On a much-frequented Facebook page that Mini E participants set up on their own, for instance, a common refrain was how much colder weather limited battery range.

BMW Wheels Out Apps to Drive Electric-Car Buzz Vanessa Fuhrmans 2011

One side of the room was against a much-frequented passage, and another opened on a small yard upon which three opposite rooms also opened, crowded with some not very sober or decorous travellers.

Unbeaten Tracks in Japan Isabella Lucy 2004

All day we travelled through rice swamps, along a much-frequented road, as far as Kasukabe, a good-sized but miserable-looking town, with its main street like one of the poorest streets in Tokiyo, and halted for the night at a large yadoya, with downstairs and upstairs rooms, crowds of travellers, and many evil smells.

Unbeaten Tracks in Japan Isabella Lucy 2004

The much-frequented Coca-Cola machine stood in the corner, wooden cases for the empty bottles stacked beside it.

Silver Wings, Santiago Blue Janet Dailey 1984

The much-frequented Coca-Cola machine stood in the corner, wooden cases for the empty bottles stacked beside it.

Silver Wings, Santiago Blue Janet Dailey 1984

The much-frequented Coca-Cola machine stood in the corner, wooden cases for the empty bottles stacked beside it.

Silver Wings, Santiago Blue Janet Dailey 1984

The much-frequented Coca-Cola machine stood in the corner, wooden cases for the empty bottles stacked beside it.

Silver Wings, Santiago Blue Janet Dailey 1984

Our worthy farmer made it a point never to cause any one an unnecessary inconvenience; never to read the morning paper more than half an hour when an impatient crowd was waiting to see it; and never in his life stopped his five-cattle team in the middle of a narrow, much-frequented road, to the annoyance of others.

Hatchie, the Guardian Slave; or, The Heiress of Bellevue Warren T. Ashton

A good and much-frequented road, or rather promenade, connects Porto Maurizio with +Oneglia+, about a mile distant, beautifully situated at the mouth of the Impero.

The South of France—East Half C. B. Black

A much-frequented drive or walk is to the Grotte St. André, about 3¾ m.

The South of France—East Half C. B. Black