Our goal is to create a network of routes that would make a full connection to Hudson River Park.
In 1947, in a wave of postwar optimism, Charles Holden and William Holford developed a plan for a network of routes at first-floor level that would connect buildings across the City.
Several of the recent deaths took place on or near so-called cycle superhighways, a network of routes along primarily main roads introduced by Johnson.
Getting around Bogota has no underground railway, but the TransMilenio is a network of routes closed to cars along which articulated buses hurtle, stopping only at dedicated stations; 30p for a single.
The first airmail flights within France began in 1918, and in 1919 an irregular route was established between Avignon and Nice; by 1935 a network of routes linked the main French cities.
It initiated passenger service in 1949 and expanded in subsequent decades to include a network of routes primarily serving cities and towns located in the northeastern quadrant of the United States, from the Midwest to the Atlantic coast.
■ Walk it: Walks Worldwide (0845 301 4737; walksworldwide.com) offers eight days from mid-March for £995 including transfers, maps and most meals, excluding flights KUMANO KODO, JAPAN For thousands of years pilgrims have come to the Kumano Kodo, a network of routes across the mountainous Kii Peninsula that run from Kyoto to Kumano on Honshu island.
The NHS is a network of routes that are determined to be most important for the economy, mobility and defense of the nation.
The bridge was part of the Underground Railroad, a network of routes designed to smuggle slaves in the United States to freedom in Canada.
A study on the spatial memory abilities of gray mouse lemurs (Lührs et al. 2009) suggested that they have a mental representation that is more detailed than a network of routes and landmarks, referred to as route-based network (Byrne 1979).
