Sentence examples for road calling from inspiring English sources

Two days ago, villagers stood on the side of the road calling out "Don't bring Ebola here!" and hurled stones at the team.

"Are you having problems meeting your payments?" Another segment, both funny and chilling, depicts a man whose possessions are being tossed out onto the road calling his bank, only to find that nobody quite knows who owns his house anymore.

Solidarity was essential to the protest, and on Oct. 15, when miners at Shaft 2 heard that men at Shaft 3 were accepting reduced pay, they boldly marched up the road, calling for the others to follow the union's instructions.

Sexual relations are described in correspondingly bleak terms: Alma's mother is remembered panting on all fours on a road, calling out after the man who has left her; Eugene hears his drunken mother and father, themselves a mismatch of skin tones, having sex and assumes that they are hurting each other.

President Morales has suspended work on the road, calling for a debate between the two provinces involved - Cochabamba and Beni.

The old man hobbled past a burnt-out tank and slowly crossed the deserted road, calling for help.

A palisade of pin oaks along a cemetery road called Cypress Avenue proved especially vulnerable.

The new Foundation will be on a busy ring road called the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

I drove up a steep, narrow road called Rancho Bonita Way, on Sonoma's northern edge.

That spot is centered on a 57-mile-long road called the Gunflint Trail.

At the same time, the city decided to build a road, called Exterior Street, along the river.