Sentence examples for road scattering from inspiring English sources

He wrote of putting the heavy spurs to his trusty Hertz or Avis steed, and flying lickety-split down the road, "scattering roadside gravel like bursts of buckshot".

The bullet ride near the beginning of the movie is matched in shock by a sequence near the end in which Yuri's private cargo plane, loaded with arms, makes a forced landing on an African road, scattering people in terror.

A sign at the entrance to Bayulu proclaimed that no alcohol or gambling was allowed in the settlement, but as Klingender's vehicle churned up the muddy road, scattering packs of skinny dogs, several outdoor card games were in progress.

To reach it, I drove to the end of a singletrack road scattered with sheep and oystercatchers.

It calls for the county to transfer the ownership of Carle Place Memorial Park, Hempstead Harbor Beach Park, Herricks Park, Manhasset Valley Park and Whitney Pond Park, along with 30 miles of road scattered throughout the town.

Footage of the scene showed the road scattered with debris from torn-apart vehicles in front of several damaged or destroyed houses.

Once you leave town (with its single Occupy Wall Street protestor) and flurry of gutter punks with tribal face tattoos, you travel for an hour on a barely-maintained road circling higher and higher, and just when you think you're about to drive off the edge of a cliff you turn onto a private dirt road scattered with rocks, mud, and pot holes that is carved into a system of steep, wooded hills.

Once-empty mesas in western Colorado, where mule deer and sage grouse ranged freely, now look like a neural network from a bird's-eye view, with well-pads connected by dirt roads scattered across the landscape.These are the signs of America's natural-gas boom.

Villagers living near the prison said they saw prisoners running along the roads, and scattering into nearby villages, generally heading north and east to the districts of Dand and Argandab outside the city, a security official in the city, Abdul Haleem, said.

City and state road crews scattered salt and sand on roads throughout the Atlanta metropolitan area as the National Weather Service predicted that temperatures would hover around freezing with occasional freezing rain through the day.

When a VW bus comes yawing down the road, they scatter like jackrabbits.