Sentence examples similar to start down a road from inspiring English sources

We know, in part, what's going to happen, in that fateful, fearful way we know things about ourselves once we've started down a particular road.

She, too, eventually succumbed to the giddiness as Melinda Katz of Queens explained that she could not support the cellphone bill because it started down a dangerous road of legislating politeness.

She has started down a road that even Kissinger couldn't navigate.

With that call, Brady started down a road that would make her the public face of gun-control activism in the US for a generation.

"We have started down a road which will raise difficult questions later on," such as where you draw the line for which diseases and conditions to test for, he says.

Is it starting down a road of trying to enable someone to own a fact the way the patent office lets someone own a method or our DNA?

It was a serious misjudgment by Downing Street to start down this legislative road.

We're just getting started down that road.

I think we are just getting started down that road.

Others we encountered simply by starting down a village road, which would ultimately devolve into a foot-trail and then descend into the verdant ravines that cleave the island.

The lesson learned, as I document in my book Battlefield America: The War on the American People, is simply this: once you start down the road towards a police state, it will be very difficult to turn back.