Sentence examples for all the roadside from inspiring English sources

Seven years later, after all the spilled blood, after all the roadside bombs and sectarian strife, after all the terror and torment, did the United States actually win the war in Iraq?

The entrance sequence, shown here emerging from the tunnel beneath the highway to the arrival at the big blue box, seems to have all the roadside glamour of pulling up at an out-of-town Ikea superstore.

Where to Eat With all the roadside stands offering grilled chicken and pork (starting at 10 East Caribbean dollars, or about $3.70 at 2.70 E.C. dollars to the U.S. dollar) and cheap Piton beer, it's easy to grab lunch on the fly.

At all the roadside sites, the surrounding vegetation was primarily grasses and/or Coronilla varia planted following highway construction to stabilize the soil, together with some typical old field species (e.g. Solidago sp., Daucus carota).

"All along the roadside, you see the smattered and charred remains of people who had fairly loose heads and who, in a effort to emulate Cassady, burned themselves," hippy leader Wavy Gravy once said to Neal Cassady's biographer, William Plummer.

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(Don't worry, the kitten is not at all connected to the roadside butchery).

"People told us that on the roadside all we would see is people selling T-shirts to fans and underwear to all the reporters".

Mr. Rabin is then seen touring the Sinai Peninsula, which had been captured from Egypt, passing by the burned-out hulks of Egyptian military convoys in long columns by the roadside, all set to rousing marching music.

The added weight here is that the subject is no stranger but Drake himself, made forlorn by his inability to connect with the hectic world around him: "The sun went down and the crowd went home / I was left by the roadside all alone / I turned to speak as they went by / But this was the time of no reply".

He listened to them all for another 15 minutes, mute as he tested the Hoover's suction against pieces of newspaper, until he was overcome by the sensation that Life was an enormous rucksack so impossibly heavy that, even though it meant losing everything, it was infinitely easier to leave all baggage here on the roadside and walk on into the blackness.