Sentence examples for nasty roads from inspiring English sources

As for actual driving, the Mountaineer has excellent steering feel, as we said, and the newly developed rear suspension makes the Mountaineer ride very smoothly even on nasty roads.

Much harder than slinging a posse of police down a nasty road – but, in the long term, far more effective.

My right hand was pinned under the brake lever when I hit the ground, causing the nasty road rash.

We should cross ten to twelve passes, most of them rocky, nasty forest roads.

The ride isn't punishing, not even on nasty, rotten Midwestern roads, and the same goes for the Track model.

One is that the choice of a radioactive poison as opposed to, say, an especially nasty mugging or road accident was intentionally sensational.

"Barring some really nasty bump in the road, I would bet on integration".

We could be in for some really nasty surprises down the road".

Very nasty!" I cross the road, and head for Hungerford footbridge with its fine views of the river and east to the City, and the London Eye beyond.

Within the bounds of his vision, it is quite natural to cut from Doss inside a church, polishing the stained-glass windows, to a nasty accident on the road outside and the impaling of a victim's leg.

The AA warned motorists to be "very savvy" when driving in a "nasty cocktail of potential road disruption", and Cumbria police warned of high winds and rain, urging people to drive slowly and only if necessary.