Sentence examples for down the path from from inspiring English sources

Down the path from the Pit is where the Cholos hang out, with their black leather coats and clicky shoes and dark hair in almost invisible nets.

Nevertheless, Frost, not unlike Markham, came to think of the sliver of shoreline down the path from her cottage as "her" beach, and she was routinely offended by the scenery about two hundred yards away.

But your interest in the decline of the Baekelands as they wander down the path from sarcasm and social posturing to abandonment, incest and murder never rises above the level of prurience.

Heading down the path from Belvedere Castle with her guardian and two canine siblings, Cheyenne suddenly broke away and bounded into Turtle Pond, home of snapping turtles, ducks and loons.

A walk down the path from the house takes you to the small red wooden hut near the lake where he went to compose in solitude, playing on an upright piano.

Confucius was born in 551 BC, to a family already far down the path from riches to rags, and worked as a cattle and sheep herder before becoming a reforming minister of crime.

My words now must be as slow, new, and tentative as the steps I took going down the path away from the house, between the dark-branched, tall dancers, motionless against the winter shining.

The Dalai Lama said the flood of Chinese who move to Tibet for work must be curbed to prevent Tibet from going down the path of Inner Mongolia, where Han Chinese now far outnumber Mongolians.

But nor did he stop or discourage anyone from going down the path that has brought Bonds and Company and especially the outed superstars to where they are, a taint on the game, wherever they go.

"Walk down the long path from The Spaniards Road (Jack Straws Castle end), and carry on past Constable's Firs and The Vale Of Health, on the right.

Ms. Weitman has long dreamed of wearing a wedding dress and making the short walk down the wooden path from the minister's study to the Church at Point O'Woods.