Sentence examples for cold road from inspiring English sources

In many ways, hockey has been a long, cold road for Rosen.

Called Chacaltaya, which means "cold road" in Aymara, the glacier was once Bolivia's only ski resort and the world's highest.

Often it seems chummy, as in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Ruined by Reading the Cantos of Ezra Pound, or, Song of My Shelf," in which every line is a title lifted from somebody else: "The heart is a lonely hunter / on a cold road: / blizzard of one".

"With the rain falling and ice melting onto very cold road surfaces, we are now warning drivers of the danger of ice".

In the first part, we're under a mean sky on a cold road, in a car hurtling toward a distant Midwestern city.

A Long, Cold Road to Bethlehem : Nativity: Gospel accounts of Mary and Joseph's journey gloss over the arduous reality of life and travel in ancient Galilee, scholars say.

(We've told readers this in the past; just because a car like the Audi gets all-wheel-drive that doesn't mean it can overcome physics; summer tires have a rubber designed for being pliant on warm roads while on cold roads such rubber becomes more like plastic too slick to provide decent grip).

That's what happened to Gary Bennett, a 60-year-old ice road trucker en route from a delivery in Northern Canada through some of the most rugged, desolate, and bitterly cold roads to his home in Montana.

330 Cold Soil Road, Princeton.

Terhune Orchards, 330 Cold Soil Road.

The bike planners seemingly have done their part, but 2011 will end without these lanes installed, as it is now too cold for road striping.