Sentence examples for blazed a route from inspiring English sources
He was later appointed governor of the province of Río de la Plata, and from November 1541 to March 1542 he blazed a route from Santos, Brazil, to Asunción, Paraguay.
Palmer blazed a route to the gold fields of the Okanogan Valley and the upper portions of the Columbia River from Priest Rapids in 1860.
We took turns on the Outrun machine, each of us trying different routes, trying our best to blaze a path to the very end of the road.
Strategies have included being the first to blaze a new route up a difficult face of an already-summitted mountain; the first to climb an existing route in winter; the first to ski down a mountain; and the first to reach the summit of a difficult peak without the assistance of ropes, anchors or bolts.
By 1817, the Kingston Road replaced or bypass much of Danforth's Road, following a similar path to the Trent River (with minor improvements in routing around Scarborough, Port Hope, Cobourg and Grafton) but then blazing a more northerly route through Belleville and Napanee.
Fortunately, other researchers have blazed a trail.
Andres Madrid blazed a follow-up over.
These researches have blazed a way in polarization study in different structure systems for us.
Bartlett sent his forces out, in groups, to blaze a trail and lay down supply depots on the route to Wrangel Island, thus preparing his inexperienced party for the hazards of ice travel.
