Sentence examples for road spoke from inspiring English sources

Justin Rosado, a 16-year-old youth leader with Make the Road, spoke about the first time he was stopped and frisked, at age 13, while playing basketball on the roof of his own building.

Champion and Murderer may have been the hardcore boom shots that everyone knows but Til I'm Laid to Rest and Not an Easy Road spoke to me deeply and truly inspired me even more to pursue music.

Patton, observing derelict cars along the side of the road, spoke as the car crossed the railroad track, "How awful war is.

Modern roundabouts are smaller, designed to keep traffic moving at a steady pace, and connect with feeder-roads like spokes on a wheel.

I remember only walking once again next to a horse-drawn wagon and hearing the sand of the warm country road sifting through the wheels' wooden spokes.

It's like rope burn scars; it's like a badly paved road; it's like bent wheel spokes pressed into taffy.

I am told of someone living on Sahaba Street, on one of the spokes of roads whose centre is occupied by the spreading foliage and the concrete box-like marker of the grave.

Haas's "Maine, 1960" draws lyrical patterns with a road's white dividing line, the flaking white spokes of an abandoned wagon wheel, the fading white geometry of a decrepit farmhouse and the bent dark figure of the old farmer.

She skirted the barbed spokes of the briars clustered along the road's verge.

Paris is the axiomatic doughnut, its grand central boulevards forming affluent spokes that lead out towards the peripheral ring road, beyond which the poor and the not sufficiently French-looking are housed in high-rise ghettoes.

They secured the removal of language contained in early drafts that spoke of a Copenhagen deal as a step on the road to a legally binding treaty.