Sentence examples for road to something from inspiring English sources

We went from living in a tiny town with a dirt road to something suburban.

I'd see the fee as transitional funding on a road to something more stable.

Are you embarking on the long road to something truthful, or just moving towards a heaving skip of recycled bullshit?

Anyone desperate for an Android phone would do well to wait; treating this latest Motorola attempt as a Milestone on the road to something better.

"You get people honking, you get people screaming at you -- anything from 'Get off the road' to something more profane," Mr. Rozak said.

Were Steve Toltz to have scooped the honours I would perhaps have complained about A Fraction Of The Whole's lack of restraint, but agreed that this was a talented writer who is hopefully on the road to something very impressive in the long run.

(It reminded us that we really should pay a visit to the new Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center, just down the road, to learn something about the tribe).

Popular culture affects much of contemporary life, and cinema studies, far from "an expensive detour on the road to doing something else," allows students to understand their place in the world.

"If everybody recognises how important the different types of clubs are in Scottish football, then we are on the road to doing something positive.

I'm traveling and went for a walk down the "main" road to find something to eat/do.

"We keep talking about it, and we had a little talk about it a couple weeks ago," Fagen says, "We're going to try, when we're on the road, to get something together... we have a notebook of stuff that we were working on together some time ago, and we'll start adding to it".