Sentence examples for wide-open road from inspiring English sources

JON PARELES My Morning Jacket's "Okonokos" is a double live album — good for a long ride — of ringing, optimistic, expansive songs, propulsive but never rushed and ready to soundtrack a wide-open road.

John and Elizabeth Edwards's 16-year-old son, Wade, their first-born, was dead, with nothing to blame but the gust of wind that had flipped his car off a wide-open road.

A square detailed inset of roads, green spaces and building blocks is superimposed on a vast vista of wide-open road, with the Big Bend mountains silhouetted in the background.

But, by the movie's fifteen-minute mark, "The Road Movie" becomes a gore-fest with the gore kept offscreen: there's a head-on collision on a wide-open road that leaves victims (there's no blood on view but plenty of fear, a grave injury leaving a man in one of the cars near death).

By the way, we think the C320 is an excellent car, a wide-open road cruiser.

If you think any of the above excuses apply to you, then you are a passenger in your business along for the ride but frustrated, sitting in traffic when the next exit could take you to a wide-open road.

Where other rockers fantasized about willing women and wide-open roads, Mr. Baird often writes and sings about old-fashioned monogamy.

Tinted windows, an autonomous van, wide-open roads?

What level of chic can you see tottering up and down the wide-open roads of N7, with their level of panache and bravura that has made the very Prime Minister of our own country green with envy?

We have sought each other out for support and championing, and we've created alliances and networks and sisterhoods because there are no wide-open roads for women as there are for men.

For a quintessentially Australian song, the Triffids' Wide Open Road owes a lot to absence from Australia.