Sentence examples for road brings from inspiring English sources
A stroll down the road brings further indulgence.
Following this road brings you to Holleweg, which boasts cobbles rough enough to rival Paris-Roubaix.
Mystery Road brings to mind Nicholas Ray's dictum: "You can't go home again".
For women, life on the road brings risks of rape and sexual abuse.
Playing anywhere on the road brings out the best in the rest of the Dallas Mavericks these days.
But slowly the vista changes, and after another 20 minutes of driving, a sharp left fork in the road brings the visitor to Silver Mountain.
Suddenly, a rope stretched across the road brought us to a screeching halt.
Tana Guetzko, 48, three miles down the road, brought over blonde brownies, chocolate zucchini cake and cinnamon rolls.
Sandy Nairne, director of the National Portrait Gallery, who organised the gathering on his road, brought what he described as the "spare cat bell".
I once had a party for 150 people and the Spanish restaurant across the road brought in big pans of paella.
Jeremy Hardy is back on the road, bringing his mild-mannered Marxism to middle England, to whom this News Quiz regular is the acceptable face of leftwing comedy.
