Sentence examples for road attraction from inspiring English sources

The red-haired 6-foot-10 forward out of Oklahoma has done the impossible, making the Clippers something of a road attraction.

The Vineland Road attraction, off Interstate-4, offers one free day a year to qualify under state law for property-tax exemption as a religious entity.

The Havelock Road visitor attraction was built on the site of the city's former police station and law courts and opened on 10 April.

"You have the entire rest of the world for cute sculptures that look like advertisements for triple X road side attractions," wrote one poster on the Web site of the local weekly newspaper, The Sag Harbor Express.

First shown as a reserved-seat, road-show attraction in Cinerama theaters, it is little more than a 176-minute version of the roller-coaster ride "This Is Cinerama" that introduced the format in 1952, a high-speed tour of the principal stops on the Formula One tour, with the spectator, as often as possible, strapped into the driver's seat.

But roads and attractions are being repaired, and New England businesses are imploring travelers to keep the region in their fall itineraries.

During the program, Mr. Danieley read each player's selection of his favorite road trip, tourist attraction and roadside restaurant.

People in the tourist industry also worry that such logging would destroy the views along the road, a huge attraction for a region that looks more like parts of Alaska than California and is so remote it takes two or more plane rides and a drive over a winding pass to get here from major cities.

Finally, Moira Young's brilliant dystopic debut, Blood Red Road, crackles with attraction between the hard-as-nails heroine and her laconic, rascally love interest throughout, but the book's ending is fittingly laissez-faire: no troth-plighting, no permanent contracts, but a sense that the lovers are in each other's blood to such a degree that mere physical proximity barely even matters.

Vermontvacation.com has updated information about road conditions and attractions on its interactive Vermont Is Open map.

The author of "Fun Along the Road: American Tourist Attractions," Mr. Margolies was interviewed from Wilcox, Ariz., while on a road trip.