Sentence examples for roadside's from inspiring English sources
(Roadside's entry was cheaper at $2.91 versus $5 for BBP's).
In a comparison of chocolate shakes, BBP's edged out Roadside's because of its deep, dark flavor.
He has the iconic, unteachable magnetism of a cult leader, and can therefore invest a chorus as banal as Roadside's "under the streetlight" with intense drama merely by repeating it.
Gone are dinerdom's classic manufacturers like Worcester, O'Mahony and Silk City (Paterson, N.J., of course), but Roadside's links include three current diner makers: Kullman Industries of Lebanon, N.J. (www.kullman.com), which is introducing the new Blue Comet diner; Starlite Manufacturing of Ormond Beach, Fla .(www.starlitemanufacturing.com); and Diner-Mite of Atlanta (www.dinermite.com).com
One of its chief competitors, Amazon and Roadside's "Manchester by the Sea," expanded from four to 48 screens this weekend, where it earned $1.3 million.
And if it's just a roadside breakdown, let's face it: we've all seen what a flat tire or a steaming radiator looks like.
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Mr. Schlosser, a correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly, draws on earlier works like Jim Hightower's "Eat Your Heart Out," Stan Luxenberg's "Roadside Empires," Robert L. Emerson's "New Economics of Fast Food," and "Big Mac: The Unauthorized Story of McDonald's" by Max Boas and Steve Chain.
His cap carries the same prairie-flat slogan I'd spotted on the ranch's roadside sign: "Beef: It's What's for Dinner".
From the vehicle's mobility prediction and roadside AP's information, they can compute the estimated handoff overhead and effective bit rate.
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