Sentence examples for a route from the from inspiring English sources

On-demand routing protocol is event-driven, and it searches for a route from the source to the destination only when data packets must be sent.

Art became a route from the narrowness of provincial life into a world of wider and deeper meaning, he said.

There was even a route from the base of the castle to the top turret which Bluie could swim up.

Frequent attempts had been made to make a route from the Baltic to the North Sea and thus to bypass the Kattegat and the dangerous Skagerrak.

Lorenz proposed a route — from the Huron Street pier in Greenpoint to Grand Ferry Park, in Williamsburg — that seemed manageable, if not very useful.

In basketball and baseball there is a route from the grassroots to the professional game but football is seen as something a little fancier.

The plane was on a route from Yerevan, the Armenian capital.

The railroad opened in November 1832, with a route from Prince Street up the Bowery to Union Square.

One of the roads, State Road 6, followed a route from Spokane to the Canadian border.

You should also lay out a route from your home to the testing center.

It traces a route from Wilmington to Dover adjacent to the Du Pont Highway, the state's major north-south artery.