Sentence examples for was road from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of riding on horseback.
One was road cyclist Moses Sesay.
It was Road & Track magazine, not Sports Car Graphic.
But the racing he had done was road racing.
One of the Americans was named John Dinkel, and his specialty was road testing.
The only thing missing was "road tax": shame, that's my specialist subject.
This was an idea that I noticed he was road-testing.
He was road-weary that first night, having just driven up from a concert in Kentucky, my home state.
The Southern Comfort van, which had a sticker price of about $56,000, was road-trip heaven.
Indeed, Mr. Rove's remarks sounded as if he was road-testing themes for the president to use when the war is over and he embarks on the campaign trail.
And despite a booming car industry, auto racing had begun in the country only a couple of decades earlier, and its most popular form was road-car racing, with Super 6000, a kind of stock-car racing, being the highest level, rather than Formula One's open-wheel version.
