Sentence examples for coaster for a from inspiring English sources

"I traded in a political roller coaster for a real roller coaster," she said.

Most people know better now, after riding the roller coaster for a decade or watching the unraveling in recent months.

While we wait out her self-immolating exit, it's a good time to pause the 24/7 roller coaster for a second and get our bearings.

"I think it was an emotional roller coaster for a coach who prepares the same every game, and to not see that resolve, when we know what the individuals of the team are made of".

A silver coffee pot, a couple of knives, a fork, a coaster for a bottle of wine: the goods were spread out on the table the way the police would spread out guns or drugs hauled in from a raid that would make the 11 o'clock news.

Beside divorce, Mr. Roberts has songs about death ("Sandcastle," written for a friend who lost his mother); changing homes ( "Moving," for his wife, Chris, who grew up an Air Force brat); cancer ("Roller in the Coaster," for a colleague of Chris's); and demonizing the enemy ("Maybe the Monster," loosely inspired by 9/11).

But set aside Gingrich's emotional and strategic roller-coaster for a moment and return to the halcyon days of frontrunner-hood last month when he wrote an email to his staff and supporters outlining his plans for a constructive and an affirmative path forward.

Gift shops were selling artists' posters, greeting cards, mugs and coasters for a fraction of the price.

Some riders prefer old-school wooden coasters for a vintage feel, while others will prefer newer, super-fast, upside-down behemoths to test their mettle.

At the moment, I was committed to Lightning Racer, a gorgeous, spaghetti-framed dueling woodie (that's coaster-speak for a wooden coaster) that lifts you high above the lush landscape of Hersheypark, before sending you screaming down a banked drop and onto butter-smooth hills, switchback curves and lots of illusory near-collisions with the competing train.

After all, theater can happen when someone is telling a story in a bar with a glass and a coaster for props.