Sentence examples for changes of route from inspiring English sources

Then the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. often come, too, and will not approve any last-minute changes of route.

Further, there were some other effects such as malfunctions of train signals, changes of routes and delays of airplanes, ash fall on crops and damage to agricultural greenhouses.

I don't see that the change of route is justified".

My dog and I have occasionally had to make a tactical change of route when we sense an air of hostility around the park benches or the underpasses.

In more complex roadways the advanced warning could also lead to a change of route, so drivers can avoid the section of road where the obstacle exists.

In the hypothetical channel flood plain regional system, a stroll through the woods to the edge of the steam would require either a change of route or else a splash in the water (detection of an abrupt system boundary we could easily plot on a base map).

However, the change of route actually increased the length between the two termini with 23 km.

However, Tatton-Brown has argued that patterns of occupation on Romney Marsh suggest that the change of route took place at least a century before that date.

This change of route resulted in the Reverend Robert Gray obtaining an injunction, and work on the lower half of the canal stopped until the new route could be properly authorised by the 1824 Act.

A late change in the plans, principally driven by the then Deputy Prime Minister Michael Heseltine's desire for urban regeneration in east London, led to a change of route, with the new line approaching London from the east.

In five (15%) patients both methods were used during the change of route of administration.