Sentence examples for going down a road from inspiring English sources

"We're going down a road where we're losing our skills to communicate with the written word," Ms. Kallos said.

"We're going down a road to disaster," said Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama, who appeared on CNN with Mr. Schumer.

"This is Bush's way of raising morality issues without going down a road that offends suburban Republican women," said G. Terry Madonna, a political scientist at Millersville University in Pennsylvania.

Mr. Prosek, who wrote about the experience in his book "Joe and Me: An Education in Fishing and Friendship," said, "I guess he thought I was going down a road of crime, but I was a mild-mannered kid and made good grades.

Advertising networks can't afford to ignore this emerging market, but they are going down a road riddled with challenges, both technological and cultural.

But, you know, we're going down a road, and the evidence is that it's working, that we are succeeding, that the priorities we've chosen to focus on are all getting better.

He wanted the "parties" to "pull back from the precipice" and go down a "road that takes people somewhere".

Do you sanction going down a different road?" he asked.

"When I met Eddie, he and I were sort of going down a similar road," he said.

Is Roth, now seventy-one, going down a penitential road, and is "The Plot" his newest way station?

Already, Cambridge, Mass .is interested in going down a similar road.