Sentence examples for bumpy stretch from inspiring English sources

There was a bumpy stretch in the primaries after Senator John McCain won in New Hampshire, but within six weeks Mr. Bush had recovered.

But the novelty of the setting and the familiarity of the premise — an adolescent boy navigating a bumpy stretch on the road from boyhood to maturity — combine to give "Morris From America" buoyancy and heart.

While most mutual fund sectors have been down recently as the stock market has rumbled through a bumpy stretch, some sectors have felt the pressure worse than others — particularly those sectors that thrive when credit is easy to obtain.

That is where you'll find the Triangle Ranch Bed and Breakfast, eight miles down a gravel road from a spot between two exits on Interstate 90, and if you see a soul during that bumpy stretch, you either got quite lucky or believe that cows have souls.

A scenic drive, including a bumpy stretch of dusty gravel road takes you to  M Diamond Ranch, a 100-year-old family-owned cattle ranch where real cowboys work and live.

He was instead a shiny red blur whizzing by me at a cool 25 mph down a bumpy stretch of torn concrete.

THE success of Japanese automakers in the United States, though typically remembered as a story of smooth, steady sales increases, was in fact a road full of bumpy stretches.

The drivers liked the temporary street course, even if it was bumpy in stretches, and there were plenty of things for fans to do besides watch fast cars.

The texture of local roads varied from a smooth skin of ultraslick packed snow, to eight inches of slush to bumpy, rotten stretches where veritable potholes of snow filled with rain puddles between thick layers of ice.

The road is bumpy, barren, stretching out from a town with no stoplights into a vast and desolate countryside blanketed in an interminable silence interrupted by the occasional chirping from a tree or rumbling of a train.

I was doing it for the dimpled, bumpy, cellulite-covered, stretch-marked, saggy, chubby, heavy, hairy, underrepresented bodies who felt left out of the discussion, unwelcome in a world that doesn't display who they see staring back in the mirror each morning.