Sentence examples for bumpy routes from inspiring English sources

Avoid roundabouts, and bumpy routes to destination.

The bumpy route took us along a dry river bed, past prickly pears and cacti.

Meantime, Poland continued a somewhat bumpy route to expected approval of the treaty, with officials publicly disagreeing over when President Lech Kaczynski — also a Euroskeptic — would sign it.

Our next stop was to be a few hours' drive to Serra do Cipó National Park, but since I forced my traveling companions to adopt my taste and take a shorter but much bumpier route over dirt highways, we pulled into the Rancho Cipó pousada in the early evening.

It only works from a menu screen, not when a route is already engaged, so you don't need to worry about potholes or a bumpy road redirecting you en route.

The bumpy road to independence.

It's been a bumpy road.

Arriving at this retreat is a lot like reaching an island after crossing rough seas, except that instead of braving waves, my fellow guests held on as the "stage" (a four-wheel-drive van that picked us up in Jamesburg, 14 miles from our destination) rode the extremely bumpy, vertiginous, unpaved route over a mountain ridge.

Bordering Sierra Leone, Forécariah is 60 miles and over four hours of bumpy, dusty, traffic-laden routes out of the country's coastal capital of Conakry.

THESE days, the people of Kfar Qaddum have to come home by the back route, a bumpy dirt track that weaves between sickly-looking olive trees, where cars get stuck when it rains.

With North Korea's bumpy dirt roads and circuitous routes, our convoy of white Toyota Land Cruisers faced a three-day, 800-mile road trip.