Sentence examples for the pothole of from inspiring English sources

We hike to the pothole of murky rainwater in a drainage filled with boulders and make GPS waypoints, stacking tiny rock cairns next to the radius, the clavicle, the rib bone.

The pothole of 2001, near a bridge on Country Club Road, was one of the largest the newspaper's staff had ever seen, given more time to grow by a dispute over who was responsible for fixing it.

Unless we close the conversation by explicated confirming our "contract" we fall in the pothole of ambiguity, the foe of any leader.

The new Chinese bitumen (asphalt) may have swallowed the potholes of Bole Road, but the traffic is as crazy as ever.

Three years before that race against Romney, the Senator spoke himself of the potholes of his life in a speech at the John F Kennedy School of Government.

A new diary, entitled "Mad About the Boy", is to be published in October, nearly 15 years after the last instalment, and Bridget is now a forty-something trying to negotiate her way around the potholes of 21st century communication.

I, too, had been wrestling with a maybe-memoir-thing about my own drinking — all of which means I'd been thinking about the potholes of addiction and autobiography more than most.

What is the height of the Eiffel Tower in metres?" Holding the pamphlets up with his right hand, he staggered forward, bracing himself as the bus bumped over the potholes of the road.

You can be sure that if your motorcycle, car or SUV breaks down in the potholes of Port-au-Prince, any one of these folks will bend over backwards to help, rather than pose any threat to your safety.

But reoccurring ones that appear in my novels in different ways are the unexpected ripple impacts of war, the accidental nature of betrayal and the potholes of parenting and intimate relationships.

While the prospect of patching up the road ahead may be bumpy, especially when you trudge through the potholes of 2014, some past wisdom may help us along the way.