Sentence examples for road burn from inspiring English sources
noun
Skin injury caused by abrasion with road surfaces
When Addie was 10 months old she ran down the driveway, fell and got road burn all over her face.
I recovered quite easily, but the incident left so many more marks than just road burn.
A perfect blend of rock 'n' roll, road burn, and romance from the mind of English director Edgar Wright Shawnn of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Scott Pilgrim), it's a film where even Ansel Elgort manages to surprise and compel, as the mysterious and eminently likable Baby (the titular driver).
A perfect blend of rock n roll, road burn and romance from the mind of English director Edgar Wright Shawnn of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim), even baby boy Ansel Elgort manages to surprise and compel as the mysterious and eminently likeable Baby (the titular driver).
Your body might quit working, but there will always be that road for kids to ask their exasperated parents, "who's Billy Joel?" The more roads, bridges, burn units, sports arenas, museums and vape shops with our names on them, the greater chance we have of not fading into obscurity.
On Sunday nine ultra-Orthodox protesters were detained over attacks on police officers, as hundreds of Haredi men gathered in the city's Shabbat Square to block roads and burn rubbish.
As an example, before investors will expand production capacity for cellulosic ethanol from plant life, or for methanol from natural gas — which on a per-mile basis is significantly cheaper than gasoline — they want to see that a sufficient proportion of the cars and trucks on America's roads can burn these fuels.
They decide it needs to be cleaned up if they are to live there, and so dancing dinosaurs break up the roads, they burn rubbish in volcanoes, and eventually a new forest of trees and flowers re-grows – just in time for the return of the man who finally feels he has found his paradise.
Crowds blocked roads, burned tires and waved wooden crosses as they marched in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi and Peshawar.
They blocked roads, burned tyres and threatened to unleash goats on pristine islands.
