Examples of using A roadside in English and their translations into Russian
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He stops at a roadside snack bar.
In the Zhytomyr region rescuers eliminated fire in a roadside cafe.
We stop at a roadside to buy some waters.
Now she was supposedly killed by a roadside L.E.D.
We stop on a roadside and buy local fruit.
People also translate
Lunch at a roadside café fried fresh fish is available.
Look, I'm not looking for a roadside hummer, sweetheart.
At a roadside restaurant, Roland collapses from a heroin overdose.
The bombs hit a roadside market first.
On his way, he encounters a mysterious lady at a roadside inn.
He made a call from a roadside emergency phone.
You said last night that he called for help from a roadside phone.
Drinking the same portion in a roadside cafe, I will pay around €1.
I thought this was an international enterprise, not a roadside motel.
When was the last time a roadside bomb went off on this bit,?
Because he knows deep down he's more of a roadside motel.
A roadside billboard encourages drivers to maintain a distance of two tick marks.
In 2005, she was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq.
June 6: a roadside bomb killed six soldiers and wounded four in Cap Djenat.
The cell tower linked to your wife is near a Roadside Motel on Highway 31.
A roadside bomb May 31 in Mohmand Agency killed two Frontier Corps(FC) members, Dawn reported.
The junior officer killed in a roadside bomb was Lieutenant James Malham.
Because I volunteered a breathalyzer,but he insisted on a roadside test.
Unidentified young woman plunged off a roadside cliff in Lake Worth, North Carolina.
During a roadside check of a vehicle, Belgium had become aware of differences between Chapters 6.7 and 6.8 which led to misunderstandings.
After sunset, on an intercity highway near a roadside town called Susurluk.
On 23 March, a roadside bomb outside the Saida Mieh Mieh camp killed the Deputy Representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization in Lebanon, Kamal Medhat, and three others.
Our doorknob stealer is rather perky in a roadside diner waitress kind of way.
