Sentence examples for road lives from inspiring English sources
"It's really about promoting road lives during and after New York engagements".
On the other side of the road lives Jack Bruce, Clapton's bass-playing cohort in the 60s supergroup Cream.
Just down the road lives Qais al-Khazali, the leader of Asa'ib Ah al-Haq, an Iranian-directed militia that launched hundreds of attacks on American forces.
According to Sam, after the 1993 Cheers finale, "One for the Road", lives have changed since Frasier left Boston.
Coping with shortages A kilometre up the road lives the Demaku family, an extended family of 22 people.
We're on the road, living in hotels.
Seven miles north of the Harp on the Stump Hole Road lived May and Jim Codenhead.
Just up the road lived William Jasper Martin, a widower born in 1845 who had a $50-a-month 50-a-monthe veteran's pension.
Together since their teens, they had spent 20 years on the road living the prototypical rock star life of drugs, drinking and groupies.
I stayed on the road, living in the $300 station wagon we had bought, painting houses and selling magazine stories, and finally renting a place in Tucson, Arizona.
Mr. Wallace is devoted to keeping Jack Kerouac's name alive on Long Island (the author of "On The Road" lived and worked in Northport for many years).
