Sentence examples for running roadside from inspiring English sources

An economist and opposition figure, Harsha de Silva, says the army is getting into hotels, farming, construction, golf courses, sports stadiums and even running roadside tea stalls.The vegetarian strongmanThe defence secretary, curiously, also oversees urban development, giving Gotabaya wide powers of patronage.

(2011a, 2011b) who showed that for 10 long running roadside NO X measurement sites in London, the period after 2004 had a median downward trend of between 0.6 and 1.7%/year and was associated with little or no improvement in the NO X emissions performance of light duty diesel vehicles.

They sell bootleg gasoline refined from waters of the polluted aquifer beneath the city -- Grozny has no filling stations -- and run roadside stands to hawk soft drinks and snacks.

Fighters loyal to the extremist group captured three towns in southern Yemen this month, adding to their control of Mukalla, a provincial capital and port where they patrol in looted military vehicles and run roadside checkpoints.

Elva Lewis, wife of Amos the sheriff, went on running her roadside café.

In recent years, with rebels running rampant, roadside business had dried up as travelers avoided the highway.

But money was tight and Hilly, now Lady Kilmarnock, took up a series of small jobs, including a spell running a roadside hot-dog van.

Auntie Phyl combined village schoolmistressing with helping her own parents run a roadside inn on the Great North Road.

"There is more movement, more jobs," said Marisol Tapia Rodelo, 29, who runs a roadside restaurant in the village of Palma Sola, where giant trucks operated by Pemex and its contractors rumble by and workers turn up every lunchtime.

"I've asked about 50 people in the last two days and everybody I talked to is staying," said Joe Howington, who has run the roadside fruit, vegetable and seafood stand for 22 years.

Harris also runs a roadside stand, where her marketing slogan is, "Get what's fresh today for dinner tonight".