Sentence examples for stone track from inspiring English sources

Pros The homeward stretch is a stone track running past a lake, amid rolling sunflower country.

14 As you spot the river Derwent the path turns left and opens out on to a wider stone track.

We were taken by private car along a rough stone track for two and a half hours, amid bleak scenery, before we descended into a great cavernous valley; here you'll find hand paintings under the cliff face, said to date back 9,000-13,000 9,000-13,000 years

According to Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine, the song is influenced by the Sly and the Family Stone track "Family Affair" (1971).

He proudly pointed out the places where he and Wanjiru used to train: a dilapidated dirt-and-stone track; a winding flight of a hundred and nineteen irregular steps, to the left of a waterfall; and, on the other side, a steep trail up what was called Agony Hill.

It was a Rolling Stones track that actually got me noticed.

Although many in the predominantly young audience struggled before the gig to name a single Stones track, they made up for a lack of knowledge with an abundance of enthusiasm.

Billy Bragg got into the spirit of the day by playing classic Stones track Dead Flowers during his set, while soul singer Laura Mvula welcomed the sun by breaking into a sing-a-long rendition of Bob Marley's One Love.

If, after listening to all 18 tracks and 67 minutes of the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street," you've ever thought to yourself, "Boy, I could really do with a few more scuzzy, skeevy, down-and-dirty Stones tracks from those same sessions," your ship has just come in.

How to get there Head out of Haslemere on the B2131, turn right up Haste Hill, follow this on to Tennyson's Lane and head south-west until you come to the main National Trust car park. 1 From the car park, take the main stone surfaced track out on to Black Down (there is a second car park further up this track).

Even the Sly Stone title track, which expresses relief after tribulations, arrives with brooding, bluesy electric guitar.