Sentence examples for dry road from inspiring English sources

He lost his shoes, and ran until he reached the dry road surface.

Roof up, windows down, a dry road and turbos singing: that sounds good to me.

In fact, the video is of the Miami River, and not just of a formerly dry road.

Transpiration by plants also increases evaporation rates, which explains why the temperature in an irrigated field is usually lower than that over a nearby dry road surface.

Although she has not encountered whoever stole her things, she saw dust rising from the dry road behind her as she fled her tree.

On display in division headquarters in Vicksburg is a large aerial photograph of a school bus moving along a dry road beside a levee while a Galilee on the other side laps at the levee crown.

"Most crashes," Vanderbilt writes, "happen on dry roads, on clear, sunny days, to sober drivers".

Companies are asked to describe where and under what conditions their cars are designed to drive: for instance, in daylight on dry roads or in a particular city.

I only rode the Intuition Alpha on dry roads, but the brake's location could be a mud and gunk trap which may further interfere with braking performance.

"Most crashes," Vanderbilt writes, "happen on dry roads, on clear, sunny days, to sober drivers". For this reason, roads that could be straight are often constructed with curves — simply to keep drivers on the ball.

Dust drifts over the fields from the dry roads, the corn stubble begins to poke through, and the plows have left a margin of gritty slush and knocked down a mailbox or two.