Sentence examples for term road from inspiring English sources

In the long term, road pricing is surely the answer.

Readers can follow the car's progress on the site's Long Term Road Tests blog.

In modern usage the term road describes a rural, lesser traveled way, while the word street denotes an urban roadway.

The term "road trip" has the roar of a Chevrolet, the lure of never-ending Californian freeways, and nuances of the wild freedom of Beat writer Jack Kerouac.

I'd call it a photographic road trip, but Mr. Banks doesn't like to use the term "road trip" because it doesn't convey the scope — or seriousness — of their approach to documenting rural America.

It's not a strictly seaborne affair, either – Google could reportedly assemble it on trucks or on freight trains, too, adding new meaning to the term "road show".

The European summit in December killed plans for a long-term "road map" to redesign the euro zone.

"We are really starting to see a long-term road map of where the industry is headed," Mr. Katzenberg said in an interview.

We're making great progress, and if we remain committed to this effort, there is great hope to put H.I.V. and AIDS on the long-term road to elimination.

Even while urging us to run bigger deficits for the time being, Christine Lagarde, the fund's head, called on us to "hurry up with putting in place a medium-term road map to restore long-run fiscal sustainability".

"Politicians are too often seen as ducking the big, politically difficult questions looming large on businesses' risk register, like runway capacity and long-term road funding, rather than grasping the nettle.