The phrase "a wild road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a road that is untamed, unpredictable, or adventurous, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "Driving down that wild road, I felt a sense of freedom and excitement that I hadn't experienced in years."
Alternatives: "an untamed path" or "a rugged route".
Their "baby" is a sack of flour named Joan, who accompanies them on a wild road trip to California, providing commentary in Danielle's voice and also through an amusing visual conceit.
And while Korman goes in, not surprisingly, for an inspirational endgame — throwing in a wild road trip to Charlie's old college for an emotional charge — he makes an intelligent choice in the way he wraps up Charlie's unsettling story.
I was like, 'Joe, what the fuck are you doing?' It wasn't till a couple of years later, when I met Tony Kaye [director of American History X] out in America on a wild road trip I was taking with a friend from college that I even thought of film as a viable option.
The past year has been a wild road.
An unconventional buddy picture in which Clyde Mel Gibbonn), a hard-living, street-fighting orangutan, and his pet human Woody take a wild road trip across the Forbidden Zone in search of love and adventure.
If you want a really wild road trip, a book that you write yourself rather than a list you simply tick, overlanding through undiscovered parts of the Canadian backcountry is the way to go.
We finally rock up in Durness, the approach tracking a fabulously wild road that peers into a glen splattered with erratic boulders, and which seems to have no end to it.
But the wild card is a risky road into the playoffs, and the Yankees have higher pursuits.
But in places like this, on a patchwork of public and private lands, and through a tangle of human motivations that often have little to do with saving the planet, the wild road north along the spine of the northern Rockies is becoming reality.
Alexis Neiers's Pretty Wild Road to Recovery.
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