Sentence examples for phrase road from inspiring English sources

The phrase "Road to Rejuvenation" is closely associated with official propaganda in China.

Apple Computer was one of the early players in the digital-video-on-the-home-computer game, and the company just announced an upgrade to its sleek G4 Titanium PowerBook that takes the phrase "road movie" literally.

Mr. Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron prefer to call it an "essential relationship," a phrase road-tested in a joint op-ed article published Tuesday in The Times of London.

The phrase "the road to Paris is long" is one of the oldest cliches in the Tour de France lexicon, but it will be especially apposite for the Tour leader Bradley Wiggins from now on.

Does the phrase silk road make you think of ancient trading routes between Europe and Asia?

We love our easily cataloged two-syllable catch phrases like "road rage" and "air rage," and we lump them together even though they have nearly opposite causes.

(The phrase alone triggers road rage).

The phrase 'hit the road running' is often quoted in this context.

Printed on small cardboard signs, they consisted of the same three phrases: "A country road.

Yes, he probably can score off both Clegg and Brown by painting them as spineless Europhiles: if not "cheese-eating surrender monkeys" then, in Boris Johnson's splendid adaptation of that phrase, "euro-loving road-hump fetishists".

It's just a collection of trite phrases about back roads and alcohol that data researchers have determined country consumers are used to hearing on the radio and are thus amenable to hearing again.