back road

He learned how to sleep in the saddle while jogging over some unfamiliar back road.

These are the tiny back roads and alleys, the old parts of town that were here before there was a suburbia.

I didn't want to be spotted snooping around those empty back roads.

But the bumpy back road had one supreme virtue.

Then all was quiet on the dark back road.

"You can walk across the fields or drive down a steep back road from the hills," he said.

Today, there are more than 2,500 vehicles, and they seem to be on every back road.

Margaret and I try to stick to the narrow back roads, which are lined with parked cars.

I sighed, and led him out on a sandy back road, and stopped to see if he wanted to talk.

Her car was found pulled over on the side of a secluded back road, the windows rolled up and the doors locked.

Towns of any size would be few and far between along those back roads, the villages tiny for the most part.

You've seen what kind of a mess it is once you get into those back roads.

We told them we had so many tanker trucks coming and going on these back roads that talk was starting.

He couldn't be certain somebody didn't see him up on those back roads.

That might help, but keep in mind that those back roads can get kind of dark.

The villages we drove by on these back roads always reminded me of the war.

We can hike on these back roads until sundown, and then borrow transportation for the rest of the way to Westlake's dance pavilion.

A lot of nice old estates in those back roads.... Yes, were talking about those piaces.

The house was easy to find, Eskwell boasting one main street and only a few back roads.

"But those back roads go on forever."