by the roadside in Hungarian

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Sentence patterns related to "by the roadside"

1. 24 We parked by the roadside.

2. 14 We stood waiting by the roadside.

3. There, by the roadside, you see a shelter.

4. 3 They built a house by the roadside.

5. 11 Children were selling cold drinks by the roadside.

6. 1 She exposed her unwanted baby by the roadside.

7. 9 We stood by the roadside and thumbed a lift.

8. 8 She kicked at the loose pebbles by the roadside.

9. 4 The dead body was just dumped by the roadside.

10. 6 They sat down by the roadside to take a rest.

11. I have found pornographic magazines by the roadside and in dumps.

12. 27 We found him lying by the roadside in a drunken stupor.

13. 6 We disturbed a wild boar that had been foraging by the roadside.

14. 30 We disturbed a wild boar that had been foraging by the roadside.

15. 25 There are many people who sell pieces of roast mutton on a skewer by the roadside.

16. Everywhere there were children, crouching by the roadside, minding goats in the fields, cutting a last shaving of grass.

17. They turn a blind eye to the pain of other people, as did the priest and the Levite in Jesus Christ’s illustration about a man who was assaulted, robbed, and left half dead by the roadside.

18. After a stop at the fishing village of Hout Bay, one of Cape Town's best kept secrets, continue to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, comprising over 17,300 acres of indigenous flora and fauna, where you may see baboons by the roadside, rheboks, cape mountain zebras, Bonteboks, and the elusive eland.

19. After a stop at the fishing village of Hout Bay, one of Cape Town's best-kept secrets, continue to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, comprising over 17,300 acres of indigenous flora and fauna, where you may see baboons by the roadside, rheboks, cape mountain zebras, Bonteboks and the elusive eland.

20. Just then his gaze Alighted on the pathetic breakfast and the wandering cigarettes.; A flock of pigeons Alighted on the top of a dead hemlock standing in the edge of a swamp.; Mollie had brought her car to a stop, and Alighted to help lift in the unconscious girl.; Terry went over his head, but fortunately Alighted sitting on the frozen grass by the roadside.

21. There, in the centre of it, was lying that ill-Boding pile of time-stained, mildewed cards, just as Boy Jim and I had seen them years before.(Rodney Stone, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) We came at last to the wooden gate with the high stone pillars by the roadside, and, looking through between the rails, we saw the long avenue of oaks, and at the end of this ill-Boding tunnel