Sentence examples for bumpy hour from inspiring English sources

It was another bumpy hour to Isla de la Plata, or Silver Island.

And from the regional capital of Rzeszow, a bumpy hour away by road, it is just two-and-a-half hours by plane to London.

The lodge is a bumpy hour's drive from Lijiang by jeep, and for those who prefer the scenic root, then a trek on sure-footed ponies is advised, passing through Naxi villages.

Nikola-Lenivets, about a four bumpy hour's drive south of Moscow in the Kaluga region, has inspired the land-art creations of Nikolai Polissky, and has become both a magnet for Russian contemporary artists and a name on the international art scene.

The possibility of Turnbull becoming prime minister is raised only once, at a town meeting at a pub in Yaraka, population 24 – 220km south of Longreach or a bumpy hour-long flight in a eight-seater plane – quickly batted away with the well-practiced assurance that no change was likely and the country was in capable hands.

With imitation-fur stoles over their shoulders and bandannas over their hairdos, they crowd onto a small, dirty blue-and-white bus with a number of other local people and make the bumpy hour-long journey to Saigon, where they go to work again, in the city bars.

It would take several bumpy hours in a Jeep, three flights, and two days to get home.

Bumpy hours later and in much wilder countryside we come to smooth tarmac, and place bets as to whether we've arrived at the Kelcyre junction, because none of the tiny settlements we have passed through has had a sign with a name.

Tiraspol is just a bumpy hour-and-a-half drive from Chisinau, Moldova's decaying capital.

That may sound close, but on Indian roads and steep inclines, the journey takes five bumpy hours.

It's a bumpy half hour's drive inland from Mogadishu - with its furious traffic, its ruins, and its vast camps of displaced families - to the sleepy farming town of Afgoye.