Sentence examples similar to pepper road from inspiring English sources

The worry is that at some point Mr. DiCaprio will become uninteresting to audiences if he doesn't pepper his road with a wider variety of roles.

Antimining signs pepper the roads that wind through Pittsylvania County, as well as lawns and pastures.

An occasional contingent of French soldiers on antipersonnel carriers peppered the road.

And each destination is peppered with roads less traveled.

One such young man appeared behind a group of shacks off a main road peppered with bullet holes to calmly explain the group's position.

I know the vibrancy of the small businesses that pepper the main roads, and the stories of the people who run them.

To get there, you must drive up a steep and serpentine road — peppered with narrow hairpin turns — that takes you through clutches of cork and chestnut trees, and past Lilliputian settlements with pocket-sized flower gardens and low stone walls.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers' The Abbey Road EP parodies the cover with the band crossing a similar zebra crossing near-naked, though the musical content is different.

In fact, there's an argument that, despite the rows of fancy ham and cheeseries that pepper the main roads, the area is nigh-on impossible to gentrify.

In fact, there is an argument that despite the rows of fancy ham-and-cheeseries that pepper the main roads, the area is nearly impossible to gentrify.

Driving into Shag Harbour is not unlike driving into many of the Maritimes' rural fishing towns its seaside main road peppered with old wooden boats, old wooden docks, and old wooden homes, all of which are slowly decaying in the salt air.