Sentence examples for flimsy road from inspiring English sources
The best thing about "Small, Beautifully Moving Parts" is its admission that a positive pregnancy test is not always cause for giddy celebration; the worst thing is that, even at a lean 73 minutes, this flimsy road movie feels at least 43 minutes too long.
From a squashed compound of dusty vegetable plots and thatched huts separated from the main road by a flimsy bamboo fence, this indigenous tribe of 200 families is fighting for its right to live and work on the island.
One flimsy tread gave way.
In the rainy season, which is now, flimsy wooded bridges and sometimes the road itself are washed away.
Each has a flimsy justification (they're blocking the road; they stole money from me) and are often atrociously acted.
By Robert Few RATCHABURI, April 2007 – Three-year-old Gongsak, an ethnic Karen boy, lives with his mother in a flimsy wooden shack off a minor road in rural Ratchaburi.
In El Dorado, Sinaloa, near where the storm made landfall, the hurricane washed out away roads and destroyed many flimsy homes.
Sitting on a flimsy deckchair in the middle of the busy road through the neighbourhood of Barra da Tijuca, Carlos França, 55, a journalist and activist, said the Occupy Golf movement was not against the sport itself.
They lived in a flimsy house of zinc panels and wood far from any road, and grew yams for food but survived off the money that Esteban made as a moonshiner.
Being so well acquainted with Michelle Obama's family tree, I immediately spotted places where the author ventured off the road map and into fields of family lore and flimsy evidence.
