1. Blubbering Barlow might have to take to the road with his whining music to pay his tax bill, it …

2. Some air freight might take to the road or water—98% of the world's trade is already carried by ship.

3. The answer to such a question is as varied as the people that take to the road, but travelers often respond with a single word: freedom.

4. Our Bloodmobiles take to the road so people, who want to give blood but live too far for this to be convenient at our donor centers, can give

5. As the child of Presbyterian missionaries, Ms. Browne lived in Brazil, China and Niger, and was used to a peripatetic lifestyle, so she decided to take to the road.