Sentence examples for crooked road from inspiring English sources

Their sessions, put end to end, can make a very crooked road.

Joe Wilson, who wrote a book on the Crooked Road, calls the area the "pickle barrel" of American music.

Fries was my first stop on the music trail known as the Crooked Road -- an official designation of the state of Virginia since 2004.

If there ever was a place where musical authenticity was born and nurtured, "raised up" as the people around here say, the Crooked Road is it.

With a nod to the Bourbon Trail in Kentucky and the Crooked Road music trail in Virginia, it is a homegrown effort to revive and brand a West Virginia legacy.

Over five days in April, I rambled along part of the Crooked Road and towns around it, from Fries up to Ferrum and Floyd, back to Galax and out to Marion, dipping down toward Abington, and back to Galax again.

And where does all this — seven hundred and sixty-six pages of fiction too aggrieved and grim to be called satire — leave Africa/Aburiria, "Aburiria of crooked roads, robberies, runaway viruses of death, hospitals without medicine, rampant unemployment without relief, daily insecurity, epidemic alcoholism"?

When we hear the word "innovation," it calls to mind highly technical advancements, scientifically ratified techniques, hyper progressive applications, and super complex machinations all working behind the scenes to make our crooked roads straight.

THE crooked side road, the whispering pines, the flagstone path: I have passed this way before.

It sat there perfectly content for years, a little community on a crooked mountain road in the southern Ozarks.

Down the steep and crooked mountain road that leads to the town of Rabinal, another list is being compiled.