Sentence examples for delightful road from inspiring English sources

Both a road movie and a musical, it comes as little surprise that The Muppet Movie would produce an absolutely delightful road trip song.

It was delightful to road trip here, with bicyclists also enjoying the country roads through one ancient hilltop town after another.

But there's little else to detract from the enjoyment of this thoroughly delightful back-road companion.

Like classic Austin-Healeys, MGs and Triumphs of the bell-bottom era, Fiats could be lovely to look at and delightful on the road.

Three months ago, this charmer, at 2028 North Country Road (631-929-9292) in a delightful setting across the road from a pond filled with waterfowl, replaced the Ponds, a short-lived, upscale restaurant.

I found the effect narcotic and delightful: on a flat road, I moved faster than I did on a normal bike, with less exertion.

DM Stith's rendition of Gabriel Kahane's folk-mod ballad "Hard Circus Road" was delightful, as was Ms. Shaw's own performance — this time as a singer — of her setting of three folk songs with string quartet accompaniment.

While I couldn't quite yet reach the ground from the seat, I could step down onto the pedals and after breaking to almost a complete stop, hop to my feet on the gravel, scratching across the surface of the dusty road, leaving delightful skid marks with my heals, and scattering the rocks like frightened chickens.

The points in the song are expanded upon elsewhere in the album, sometimes with bitterness ("Love Sick"), sometimes with lightness (the delightful rockabilly of "Dirt Road Blues," where he goes out in the rain and hail, looking for the sunny side of love), sometimes despairing ("Not Dark Yet"), sometimes hopeful (the exquisite "Tryin' to Get to Heaven").

A gentle cloud of happiness descended on the Croisette last night with Jim Jarmusch's delightful Broken Flowers, a road-trip comedy starring Bill Murray.

Whistling through your helmet, rushing past your ears, they become a kind of tinnitus, blotting out bird calls and insect songs and obscuring the otherwise delightful silence of country roads.