Examples of 'little roadside' in a sentence

Meaning of "little roadside"

little roadside: This phrase may describe a small area or location situated along the side of a road, often used for various purposes such as rest stops, small businesses, or scenic viewpoints

How to use "little roadside" in a sentence

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little roadside
We just wanna offer a little roadside assistance.
You little roadside tramps!
Brown boy looks like he wants to do a little roadside whittling.
And maybe I will have a little roadside stall where I could sell apples and plums and.
She sold the most beautiful flowers from this little roadside stand.
There is a little roadside place.
Is he fully recovered from our little roadside surprise?
There is a little roadside place … This is unbelievable.
Put a DEA agent in the hospital with a broken pelvis Uh, little roadside set-to last night.
We just wanna offer a little roadside assistance . Maybe have a few words for old time 's sake.
Instead of Marguerite hustling drinks in some tacky little roadside bar… I mean, it's so drab.
All little roadside gravel?
Would you? There is a little roadside place.
In the quaint little roadside diner Uh, " Oh, what wonders will avail themselves.
See? We just wanna offer a little roadside assistance.

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There is a little roadside place … This is unbelievable . I do not know what 's going on.
Found a nice little roadside park.
Need a little roadside assistance, do you?
We could drive down, have a little roadside snack, get there about noon.
Need a little roadside assistance, do ya?
We could use a little roadside assistance, you know?
We could use a little roadside assistance, you know? Slow down.
It's just a little roadside place, but it was good!
Here we go . Need a little roadside assistance, do you?

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