Sentence examples for would be road from inspiring English sources

The third event would be Road Kill (otherwise known as pedestrians).

The prime minister has previously acknowledged there would be "road blocks ahead" in his drive to change the terms of Britain's relationship with Brussels.

"I knew when I was getting into this that there would be road blocks," says Kheny, whose project is financed by a consortium of banks, including Life Insurance Corporation and the largest state-run bank, State Bank of India.

Your family vacations would be road trips to prison to visit parents or relatives.

The obvious route would be road pricing – setting a price of, say, 10p per mile and billing cars for all road usage.

That would be the "road to ruin".

The miracle would be a road that promoted Brazil's growth while protecting the indispensable Amazon.

"To back down now and abandon our plans would be the road to economic ruin".

"That would be the road to nowhere, and I don't detect any appetite for it.

To back down now would be "the road to economic ruin", he says.

He said there would be limited road blocks and no interruption in airborne fire operations because of the visit.