Sentence examples for battered road from inspiring English sources

To get here, would-be visitors must take the battered road north of Rangoon.

The scarred and battered road surface is slap-bang in the middle of my cycle commute and its asphalt lacerations cause me pain and punctures all year round.

Reaching it from the condo zone requires a drive north over a steep pass, a detour on the battered road towards the nudist beach of Irakli, then a second detour on a far worse road over a mountain.

The wind kicked dirt and papers across the battered road below us.

Yet here I am, driving up the same length of battered road for the third time, toward a destination that my best friend and I first explored more than three years ago.

Mr. Khan, 60, is trying to solve two of the biggest problems in India: battered roads and overflowing landfills.

Virtually everyone I speak to points out the battered roads, the overflowing bins, the drains clogged with sand.

In these spots, the trucks and buses plying Tibet's battered roads must drive down the banks, bump across the river bed, and struggle up the other side.

AFTER World War II, the West German government imposed high gasoline taxes to rebuild the country's battered roads while spurring its carmakers to build more fuel-efficient vehicles.

It's like Poland down there," he says, referring to the once-battered road that has become a totemic indicator of the town's changing character, with its array of Baltic and Polish food shops.

As he flares with anger over tardily cooked spinach or tears up at the memory of a battered teapot, his road to enlightenment seems as rocky as our own.