Sentence examples for deserted highways from inspiring English sources

Bodies still spilled out of bombed-out vehicles on the city's eerily deserted highways.

Coster-Mullen, who calls the bombs his obsession, conducts mental calculations of the bombs' design during his night-time routes on deserted highways.

They will relish the opportunity to bring back life long lasting footage from the amazing bustling villas of Florida or the deserted highways that link the west coast to the east shows the variety in this country is still amazing, people included, and that a little cautious curiosity is still likely to yield wondrous rewards.

The journey was on a deserted highway flanked by thick forest on either side.

The soldier gazed towards rebel positions down the deserted highway, now a no-man's land strewn with debris, shrapnel, tank traps and unexploded munitions.

Driving along a deserted highway, he would reject the attempts that a pretty girl riding with him made to talk with him.

The work is an assembly of photographs of a deserted highway with photographs of the road and sky layered one upon the other like paint on a canvas.

While the Bike Pike is still in the planning stages, the Southern Alleghenies Conservancy has found another eager user for the deserted highway -- the United States military, which sees the tunnels and long straight stretches as fine places for training.

ABOVE the shimmering horizon, in the middle of a deserted highway, stands an oversize figure wearing a golf cap, huge sunglasses, baggy jeans, and an iPhone on his hip, not your typical outfit in war-torn Somalia.

ALONGSIDE a dark and deserted highway, a few dozen Nigerian soldiers and civilians sat at rickety tables on a Saturday night, their faces barely visible under the flickering lightbulbs powered by a weak generator.

Tells the ghost story of the man who was motoring home late one night over a deserted highway, slowed down for a dangerous intersection, and a girl dressed in evening apparel signalled him to stop, and asked him to take her back to the city.