Sentence examples for out of roads from inspiring English sources

When the novelty fades and you run out of roads, you can buy another car for $10 to unlock a new "Cars" personality and another section of the map.

In a recent television interview, Mr. Blair appeared to promise that Britain would bring its health spending up the European levels by 2006, but when Treasury officials calculated that that would cost perhaps an extra $12 billionn a year, money that would have to come out of roads and schools, the promise was hastily downgraded to an "aspiration".

He'd become obsessed long ago with how to squeeze more capacity out of roads, and nothing makes him happier than "one-person vehicles, because they're occupied at 100percentt," unlike cars that are "usually 60 to 80percentt unoccupied" and the "wrong scale as cities become more congested".

Too many people driving too many kilometers in too many cars will not work, even if the cars are very clean and efficient: we will simply run out of roads, land, and patience rather than air, oil, and climate.

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The PCS has warned that giving the agency the opportunity of maximising profit could herald the roll-out of road pricing.

Their out-of-conference road games were at Long Island University and Iona.

A number of people were pulling me out of the road to safety".

Folks ran out to help Larry up and out of the road.

Woe betide the cheeky motorist who nips into a freshly cleared out patch of road.

"I'm always looking for out-of-the-way roads.