Sentence examples for started down a road from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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?

We're just getting started down that road.

I think we are just getting started down that road.

For Mr. Romney, the task is to show that the Benghazi attack was symptomatic of bigger failings in the Middle East, a road he started down in the last debate, but an argument he never completed.

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

We started down a steep, dark gravel road, the tiny car shaking.