Sentence examples for were road from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of riding on horseback.
There were road closures and some traffic disruption throughout the south-east.
"This was in the mid-90s, when there were road protests and we were galvanising communities.
The Aggies' only losses this season were road games against Brigham Young, Georgetown and Idaho.
There were road traffic collisions, a brick through a bus window, and a stabbing in York.
Of those killed, 68 were pedestrians, six of them using station crossings, and 23 were road vehicle users.
This week's time-wasters were Road Junky's Gonzo Travel Writing Shortlist, and Brave New Traveller's Tales From the Road.
My friends Brad Truax and Jesse Fischler were road managers for Bert's tours opening for Neil Young, and I met him a few times.
And many of the suggestions, she said, were road-tested inside her home in Minneapolis.
You would almost think that the management — Sidney Toledano, the chief executive of Dior, and his boss, Bernard Arnault, the chairman of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton — were road-testing Mr. Gaytten for the job.
Everything they wore were road-worn, threadbare, and engrained with dirt: Nepalese sheepskins, embroidered jeans, velvet jackets, flower-print waistcoats, Afghan peasant skirts, cowboy and Fry boots, hand-knit woolen sweaters, skull caps, headbands, beaded bags, 501 Levis, and knapsacks.
