Sentence examples for stretch of dirt from inspiring English sources

Small signs will direct you to a three-mile stretch of dirt road leading to the Visitor Center.

The 44-mile trail (formerly a railroad) is mostly paved, with a final 11-mile stretch of dirt road.

The society's most prized stretch of dirt is a six-mile length of Old Albany Post Road, once the main stagecoach route between New York City and the state capital.

It is a modest beginning for the most hotly discussed construction project in Israel, this stomach-high, two-bar fence backed by a ditch running along an empty stretch of dirt road.

Daisy Foote elaborated: "We went from living on a street in pretty suburban Nyack, N.Y., to being one of four houses on a four-mile stretch of dirt road.

Next to Red Birch's fuel pumps and convenience store is a stretch of dirt where canola plants come up in spring and a white grain silo towers over a small refinery built with knotty-pine boards.

Completing loans and export agreements required days of paperwork, and some stretches of dirt road were repaired just in time for the museum's trucks to fetch the objects.

Its hardscrabble stretches of dirt and rock, its cracked asphalt and dead-limbed trees and the fence-ringed pond reflect the neglect common to parks unaccompanied by hedge fund benefactors.

Whatever grass that had sprouted in these "feeding pens" was quickly shredded under constant hoof-pounding, leaving behind open stretches of dirt, urine and feces.

We were talking in her back yard, which until recently had been a stretch mostly of dirt — she'd used her Lyft and Uber earnings to install grass, limestone terracing, and a crushed-granite patio.

So has the summer gone by at the glass, concrete and wood house with the flat roof and multiple decks at the end of a stretch of unpaved dirt off Long Pond Road.