Sentence examples for road odyssey from inspiring English sources

There are no screaming accusations, no threats or recriminations, no tearful apologies in this amiable mother-son road odyssey.

And so, eschewing late-model fare, I began my road odyssey with my '83 Corolla (bought with only 2,845 miles on it!).

Jackson Browne, "You Love The Thunder" (1977) Browne's hardest-rocking album was, as the cover art suggests, a road odyssey, with its songs written mostly between tour stops.

He was a "15-year-old white kid with Dad a diagnosed schizophrenic, rapist and racial separatist and Mom fresh off her second divorce," Michael Muhammad Knight writes in his 2006 memoir, "Blue-Eyed Devil: A Road Odyssey Through Islamic America".

Andrea Arnold's road trip odyssey American Honey, with Shia LaBeouf and newcomer Sasha Lane, debuted with $75,370 on four screens.

Or appearing more like Don Draper's road trip odyssey, from the recent season 7 episode 13, titled, "The Milk and Honey Route," written by Carly Wray, and co-written by Mad Men TV series creator and writer Matthew Weiner.

Even films that purport to give their heroes and heroines some reason for their travels, like "The Mexican" and "O Brother" -- which cheekily claims to be based on the granddaddy of all road narratives, "The Odyssey" -- don't ask us to believe in those reasons.

For me, however, this is Arnold's best work since her 2006 feature debut Red Road, an electrifying odyssey which mixes the vérité grit of Ken Loach's sociopolitical parables with the awestruck natural beauty of Terrence Malick's rural cinematic dreams, all filtered through the eyes of an irrepressible heroine whose experiences are at once singular yet universal.

The Kings will have time to forge lifelong bonds while they play nine straight road games, an odyssey that will begin Tuesday in Buffalo and will be interrupted by the Christmas break after the seventh game.

Betting that hands-on game play will sell Xboxes better than ads, Microsoft created a road show called Xbox Odyssey.

What follows is a gentler version of the "Borat" odyssey, a road trip through the American subconscious as much as anything else.