Sentence examples for more potholes from inspiring English sources

There are more cars and more potholes.

There's more potholes and no AAA in sight".

Roads with more potholes than flat patches have been repaved.

There were more potholes -- after the harsh winter, complaints jumped 70percentto to 35,812 -- but the city responded by fixing more potholes, and fixing them faster.

"After a major blizzard, you're going to get more potholes than usual".

The quality of street pavement declined, though, and there were more potholes to be repaired.

OF all the world's well-worn romantic pilgrimage routes, perhaps none is more potholed than the road to Paris.

But advisers to Mr. Santorum acknowledged on Wednesday that the road ahead is much steeper and more potholed now after Mitt Romney's three-primary sweep on Tuesday.

Our chosen route eventually took us west of Havana, through the province of Pinar del Rio, along a coast road that offered up more pothole than pavement but led to some of the country's most fertile sugar cane and tobacco lands.

In place of two-lane roads clogged with taxis, there are narrow, single lane tracks devoid of any markings, often more pothole than road, where the occasional motorbike or horse and cart would have a hard time passing another vehicle coming the opposite way.

Rabbi Uri Lupolianski, Jerusalem's first ultra-Orthodox mayor, runs one of the world's most politically charged cities with a quick smile and an agenda focused more on potholes than suicide bombers.