Sentence examples for road seldom from inspiring English sources

The short list of salient priorities -- eating well, being active, avoiding tobacco, sleeping enough, controlling stress, and connecting with other people -- lies on the road seldom taken in some cultures, and on a path of much lesser resistance in others.

There's smiling uplift here, but the road is seldom easy and sometimes brutal.

While his idea of mobile dentistry has caught on in Las Vegas, the entrepreneur's road is seldom smooth.

Writing from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., I set out in my car every afternoon to travel down empty roads en route to seldom visited precolonial homesteads; parking at the edges of steep shore-side cliffs framed by vast marine skies a friend termed "deluxe"; wandering down a time tunnel into a past that, to renew an overused paraphrase of Faulkner, is not dead and not, for that matter, even past.

On the road, Webster was seldom seen, except for flights, buses and checking into hotels.

The concept of mobility is much more common in literature, but still the existing studies do not often cover mobility of vulnerable road users, and seldom in relation to new ITS.

The road was so seldom used that the Caltrans highway officials reportedly had no problem shutting down the entire road for the crew to film the scene.

For example, the "road rage" was seldom used in China, many patients had difficulty understanding this phrase, and then we discussed how to express it more clearly and more comprehensible.

Great books have unintended consequences and seldom provide road maps.

The Bolton puncher has always been proof the road to success is seldom a straight line.

In the far east of Tonkolili, we drove down a road so ravaged and seldom used that we had to ford creeks and stop several times to pry boulders out of the way.