On the Road

noun

1. a novel (1957) by Jack Kerouac.

Example Sentences

“If two, three or four people are together traveling, it's easy just to go get a nice hot dog on the road.”

From Salon

“It’s really hard to win on the road in this league, and it requires effort and toughness.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Edinburgh winger, with his 29th Test try, was one of five Scotland scorers in the opening half after Will Hurd got the show on the road.

From BBC

Another long-term resident, Tony Gregson, 90, has lived on the road for 40 years.

From BBC

Both developers have apologised for the delays in completing work on the roads and pavements, but said progress was being made.

From BBC