Sentence examples for crowded roadside from inspiring English sources

They know it's a special, spiritual place, not one of those crowded roadside highway resorts.

His couplets aren't made for refined jeux de mots but for stories told over the noise of crowded roadside inns and the clatter of hooves; their domain is the body more often than the mind.

Others push their way to the counters of crowded roadside medical shops to purchase not just bandages and surgical equipment, but even life-saving drugs and the pints of blood patients are often expected to provide.

YALA, Thailand (Reuters) — Two bombs exploded outside a row of crowded roadside restaurants in Thailand's restive south, killing one person and wounding 26, the police said Sunday.

She later reported feeling nervous on her drive, and mentioned the hemlocks crowding the roadside, the eery lack of traffic and the scenes of rural poverty.

It is perhaps that human side that fans come to see when they crowd the roadsides of rural France each year, doping clouds notwithstanding.

Near the Torkham gates, the roadsides grow crowded with stores made of mud, their owners lying out front on cots.

Roadside stalls once crowded with stone sculptures for tourists lie abandoned.

"We know which restaurants won't be crowded," she said, mentioning the Roadside Cafe and Store in Monterey, Mass., and the Dream Away Lodge in Beckett, Mass.

KABUL, Afghanistan — An intercity bus crowded with passengers struck a roadside bomb in the contested southern province of Kandahar on Tuesday and exploded, killing 30 civilians and wounding 39 others, the Interior Ministry said.

The soldiers' talk abounded with accounts of near-misses, of grenades tossed out of seemingly friendly crowds, of roadside bombs exploding beside Humvees.