Sentence examples for potholes into from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCants puts potholes into three categories: "An A-size pothole, you can just about stick your foot into.

— Rain mercilessly pounded the pavement, turning potholes into puddles and puddles into small ponds, and making Mike D'Antoni's commute more precarious than usual.

D'Amato's effectiveness in getting things done has turned his derogatory nickname, Senator Pothole, into an accolade.

The athletic and the energetic walk further and faster than the rest of us, climb precariously up the faces of crags and descend deep into potholes in pursuit of a hobby they call caving.

He throws incredible fastballs, he gets himself into potholes that turn into minefields, he becomes fragile if a close call goes against him, he falters and then he whispers about what went awry.

We teetered through a field of enormous potholes, and into a tiny village of whitewashed houses.

I was skirted around potholes, lifted into the hayloft, shown an old jackdaw's nest and the rainwater barrel.

With nowhere to stop, coaches dumped their passengers in the middle of the road where they had to negotiate giant potholes turned into ponds by rain falling from a leaden, polluted sky.

In S. S. Van Dine's "The Dragon Murder Case," bodies were found stuffed into the potholes in Inwood Park.

Mr Mundell added that the UK Government should spend more time talking up the benefits of Scotland remaining part of the Union, joking that the SNP turned even the smallest local complaints such as "potholes in the road" into an argument for independence.

And who always ended up stepping into the potholes in the puddles?