Sentence examples for an access route from inspiring English sources

— Ed Bott (@edbott) 25 Sep 13 Up next, @elonmusk launches Galactic Cup in which solar-powered hyperloops race through the Milky Way — Ashlee Vance (@valleyhack) 25 Sep 13 Here's what else we noticed today: An Apple Maps Oops BBC |  An Alaskan airport closed an access route after two drivers crossed a runway because of a flaw on Apple's Maps app.

That will make way for an access route to the planned high-rise luxury apartments along the nearby Spree River.

The removal makes way for an access route to the planned high-rise luxury apartments along the nearby Spree River.

Closing this block, an access route to the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, will further snarl local traffic, they say.

That homophobia provides an access route for any viewers who might otherwise have been frightened by the idea of a movie about Aids or gay men.

Syria was the only Arab country that supported Tehran during the eight-year war between Iran and Iraq in 1980s and the country is strategically located, giving Tehran an access route to its regional allies, particularly Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Treatment plans include psychological approaches to therapy when appropriate a) Access route to psychological therapies exists (yes/no) Physicians' questionnaire b) Utilisation is recorded in patient's record Patients' records  B6.

Best of all, perhaps, is a new community garden that was created, with the help of Keep Wales Tidy, out of what was a grubby, brambly alleyway haunted by drug addicts and thieves who used it as an access routes into gardens, houses and the grounds of the neighbouring cardboard factory.

Elementary principles of modern disaster management such as the immediate establishment of an ambulance access route, an accessible ambulance holding area, a single communication frequency for all the medevac helicopters and a system to first transport the most severely injured were nonexistent.

Not long into the patrol, Corcoran ordered a group of A.N.A. soldiers ahead to a hilltop called Texas, which had a good view of an insurgent access route.

This funding, too, creates a powerful incentive for publishers to offer an open access route for books, as it has already for journals.