Sentence examples for smooth country from inspiring English sources

Often, it seemed too much of a chore to enjoy on anything but smooth country roads far from city traffic.

In 2011, Lady Antebellum — Ms. Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood — released "Own the Night," its third album and the peak of its smooth country, taking the dynamics of 1970s soft-rock and placing them in a modern, rural context.

Most of the route is on smooth country lanes, with the exception of a section of towpath between Hest Bank and Carnforth on the Morecambe side, the estuary towpath from Glasson to Lancaster and a mile or so of gravel between Haverthwaite and Greenodd.

The recruiter was a friendly old cuss with a smooth, country drawl.

Though the advent of rock and roll temporarily diluted his popularity, he incorporated the smooth country-pop Nashville Sound by using a string section as his backup, and during the 1960s he regained prominence with such songs as "What's He Doing in My World" (1965), "Somebody like Me" (1966), and "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye" (1968).

Florida Georgia Line — Tyler Hubbard, the longhaired one, and Brian Kelley, the short-haired one — look roughly like what you might dig up if looking for a stock photo of "smooth male country duo".

You won't find any bangers on his 2013 "Flying Colours," but instead, smooth baselines, country guitar, jazzy horns and much, much more.

William Fox-Pist in in line to achieve his third victory at the Burghley horse trials after a splendidly smooth cross-country round on Ballincoola, which was one of five horses to finish within the optimum time over Mark Phillips' course.

That transition would be smoother if countries' grid-reliant communities – and not just off-grid ones – formed a core constituency for solar technology.

As the holiday week ended today, the changeover continued to be smooth in most countries.

But Middle East analysts and scholars of revolutions say that it would be naïve to expect smooth transitions in countries where political debate was repressed for decades, and that political change will be slow, messy and often violent.