On Blōtmōnaþ fīftēoða dæge, se Americanisc Witenagemot gefæstnode āne þūsend þūsenda penega weorc-bill tō betrianne þǣre þēode wegas, brycgas, and folclice fær-stōƿas.
Modern English
On November 15, 2023, the U.S. Congress passed a $1 trillion infrastructure bill to improve the nation's roads, bridges, and public transit systems.
Sēo lagu hæfde manige mōnaþas gesprec and gehæft gafol for brād-nett tōspræddung and clǣne wæter weorces.
Modern English
The legislation had been debated for months and includes funding for broadband expansion and clean water initiatives.
Sēo bill hæfde wiðerstandan fram sumum Republican lagu-cyneþum þe sǣdon hit ƿæs tō micel cyning-sceat.
Modern English
The bill faced opposition from some Republican lawmakers who argued it represented excessive government spending.
Lōciende forð, þā weorc-stōƿas sculon beginnan on ǣrran Gēolmōnaþe.
Modern English
Looking ahead, the infrastructure projects are expected to begin in early 2024.
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