Sentence examples for something of a road from inspiring English sources

Here is something of a road map for the fight ahead.

Harries had something of a road to travel to get where they are today.

The red-haired 6-foot-10 forward out of Oklahoma has done the impossible, making the Clippers something of a road attraction.

Ms. Allison knows the adventures and misadventures of Carrie & Company by heart, and she uses them as something of a road map for her own life.

Although there are marked differences between the two cases, the Kinsella impeachment will function as something of a road map for the committee, said Richard Tulisano, chief of staff to House Speaker Moira K. Lyons, and a former state representative who served on the Kinsella committee.

The Matt Harvey situation has provided something of a road map for Tyler Skaggs as the Angels left-hander works his way back from elbow ligament-replacement surgery.

Texas A&M had two videographers trail Manziel, and four other men formed something of a road-clearing shield around him as he moved from one interview to the next.

Men in Thes Country Have Suffered Long Enough.

The animal was felled in a hail of tranquilizer darts April 1, after leading a pack of reporters and police and park officers on a half-day chase like something out of a Road Runner cartoon.

The museum has had something of a bumpy road.

At home, however, the deal has run into something of a large road bump.