Sentence examples for a road calling out from inspiring English sources

Sexual relations are described in correspondingly bleak terms: Alma's mother is remembered panting on all fours on a road, calling out after the man who has left her; Eugene hears his drunken mother and father, themselves a mismatch of skin tones, having sex and assumes that they are hurting each other.

Two days ago, villagers stood on the side of the road calling out "Don't bring Ebola here!" and hurled stones at the team.

A man who was standing in a crowd gathered at the side of the road called out to ask us if we were Americans, and when we said yes the whole group began cheering and applauding us, clapping their hands as if they were at a performance in a theatre.

The wide open roads called out to me.

All the parking lots in the park are plowed out, Ms. Moran said, and these are accessible from a road called the park loop.

The road then merges into a road called Nicholson Road, named after the legendary John Nicholson.

It was printed on a 16-foot-wide banner and strung above one of the busiest roads here, calling out to any "soldier or ex-soldier". "We're offering you a good salary, food and medical care for your families," it said in block letters.

Cheri and Geneva and the other characters that populate this slim novel navigate their metaphorical dark roads by calling out to the world.

But I mean, it makes sense why they'd be saying that... Jules told the funniest story this night about how a friend of hers rescued nine kittens from a crazy lady who just had them in a box on the side of the road and was calling out "Hellllp.

"It's a calling out," she says.

It becomes especially evident in tragic cases like the Delhi gangrape of 2012, where the victim lay on the road for over twenty five minutes calling out for help before a passer by finally called the police and ambulance.