Sentence examples for road from high-quality English sources.

• Chundrigar Road (McCleod Road).

• It is unclear who may have spilled the skittles on the road.

• Near Gates Road, I pass two enormous piles of freshly cut wood on the side of the road.

• In the winter, the road becomes so slippery and icy that even ice road truckers refuse to cross it.

• The most famous road was the Royal Road.

• The average property in Euston Road now fetches well over £1 million.

• Wilderness Road, Camden Park Road and Kemnal Road.

• Diversion in operation - via Kingsbury Road, Left Wood End Road, Right Six Ways Island and vice versa.

Use road in a sentence.

• The road network has been markedly improved since the 1950s, and more than four-fifths of the road mileage is paved.

• Diversion in operation - via the exit slip road, the Flushdyke Interchange roundabout and back on via the entry slip road.

• The dog reaches a fork in the road, sniffs at one road and then, without a further sniff, proceeds down the only remaining road.

• Primary routes include a paved road linking Tadjoura and the north with the capital, and the Grand Bara road, which links the capital with the south.

• Stuart Billing of Downer, a firm involved in constructing the road, said that the cost of using the recycled materials was comparable with building a road in the usual way.

• A635 South Yorkshire - A635 Taylor Row in Barnsley closed and it's slow in both directions from the Doncaster Road junction to the A61 Sheffield Road junction, because of a burst water pipe.

• vehicle tax not “road fund licence” (abolished in 1937) or “road tax”, which tend to be used by petrolheads to suggest, wrongly, that this duty is hypothecated for road maintenance.

• This was the first of the series of “Road” movies—“The Road to Morocco,” “The Road to Utopia,” “The Road to Rio”—which made him a household name, and are his best shot at posterity.

road sentence examples

• “There are 17 wounded persons along the Stockport Road, 13-14 on the Ashton road, at least 20 on the Oldham road, seven or eight on the Rochdale road besides several others on the roads to Liverpool.”

• Over 60 countries will, for example, supposedly benefit from Mr Xi’s nostalgic vision of a revived Silk Road (the “Silk Road Economic Belt and 21st Century Maritime Silk Road”, mercifully shortened to “One Belt, One Road”, or OBOR).

• Peers will then yomp through a series of EU Exit regulations: the first three (to be debated together) are on Road vehicles and non-road mobile machinery; on Road vehicle carbon dioxide emission performance standards for cars and vans; and on new heavy-duty vehicles.

• Determinism (without these additional assumptions) does not have the consequence that our “journey” through life is like moving down a road; the contrast between non-determinism and determinism is not the contrast between traveling on a branching road and traveling on a road with no branches.