Sentence examples for an unobstructed path from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to find a section of Connecticut where you find an unobstructed path.

And if a safety or health emergency occurs, having an unobstructed path out serves to keep the public safe too.

The other would clarify that groups engaging in activities around Sather Gate must allow an unobstructed path for pedestrian traffic.

He will be a free agent after the season, and the Yankees will have an unobstructed path to a pitcher with a glittering postseason résumé.

BEN RATLIFF BRIAN LANDRUS KALEIDOSCOPE "Mirage" (BlueLand) Brian Landrus uses a couple of choice moments on "Mirage," his carefully sculptured new album, to clear an unobstructed path for his own sound.

If Mr. Monder's fantasy is about finding an unobstructed path from idea to execution, Mr. Torn's is almost the opposite: He likes to surround himself with as much clutter and complication as possible, and figure a way out.

With the elimination of those moderate Republican senators, the more conservative wing of the Kansas G.O.P. will have a largely unobstructed path to implement its vision.

At least half of the holes on miniature golf courses must be accessible to people using wheelchairs, and these holes must be connected by a continuous, unobstructed path.

"As long as the email mess doesn't sink her, Clinton could lose both heavily white Iowa and New Hampshire, and still have a fairly unobstructed path to the nomination because of her mighty position with women and minorities," Sabato and his colleagues wrote on Politico.

The topographic measurements are not directly dependant on the size of the dam but rather on the sight conditions: here, a total station (theodolite) was used that requires a clear view between station and reflector; this is generally less restrictive than the unobstructed path needed between a differential GPS instrument and satellite.

Winooski officials also contended that Federal aeronautics regulations specifically define "imaginary surfaces" - inverted cone shapes extending upward from a runway that must be left clear to provide an unobstructed glide path for air traffic.