Sentence examples for a bumpy lane from inspiring English sources

Khaki-clad staff from the bush-lodge-style reception toss our bags into an open-sided truck and we're driven to our digs down a bumpy lane beneath thick foliage, passing monkey enclosures and two rhinos in a field.

It's dark when I finally arrive at Tracy Mackness's farm – for reasons which are now obscure, I have decided to go urban pig hunting at 9.30 at night – having negotiated my way off a dual carriageway, on to the estate, through a gap between the houses and down a bumpy lane to a piece of land not much bigger than the plot for an average suburban house and garden.

"The residents ask us not to fix these streets to preserve their privacy," Mr. Cogger said, noting that the actor James Gandolfini, of "The Sopranos," lived down one of the township's bumpy lanes not long ago.

The Vacutug is "a service affordable by the urban poor, with the capital cost affordable by entrepreneurs who can potentially develop a micro-enterprise, recovering the operational costs from the revenue generated," according to TVE. "It is capable of accessing some of the most densely populated urban areas, with narrow and bumpy lanes, where conventional systems are unable to penetrate.

Past the grey monoliths of Stonehenge, up a twisting country lane, down a bumpy track, through a white gate and straight into the country idyll that is Cannwood.

I drive there down a long and bumpy country lane, past fields heavy with summer.

Eventually we turned onto a one-lane byway that cut through seas of yellow and purple wildflowers, then onto a bumpy dirt road that meandered up the side of a mountain called Maelefjell.

A bumpy dirt track until a few years ago, this road was paved and converted into a two-lane highway with help from British soldiers.

Expect a bumpy ride.

She mimed a bumpy ride.

He had a bumpy spring.