Sentence examples for charted a route from inspiring English sources
The Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1804 06 explored and charted a route up the Missouri River into Montana and thence across Idaho and Oregon to the Pacific.
With three blockbuster albums Off the Wall (1979); Thriller (1982), the best-selling album of all time; and Bad (1987)—Jones and Jackson charted a route from innovation through overwhelming success to what some saw as self-parody.
They managed to rent a car and charted a route across the Swiss Alps and Germany and into Denmark, where they planned to cross the Oresund Bridge to Sweden and drive on to Norway.
He's been navigating the complexities of foreign policy for nearly four years, and while even admirers of his presidency can list disappointments, on his watch we brought our troops home from Iraq, charted a route home from Afghanistan, mobilized strong international pressure against Iran's nuclear program, eroded the leadership of Al Qaeda and helped rid the world of Muammar Qaddafi.
She has no compunction in moving Labour beyond our comfort zone and is determined to build a team ready to chart a route forward".
After a short but steep ascent up onto Hatterall Ridge, I chart a route north along the Offa's Dyke path, before dropping back off the hill along an intersecting footpath (marked as a "pile of stones" on the OS map).
In one day a person could feasibly use Citymapper to chart a route to Canary Wharf, use Tinder to fish for a nearby banker, go with them to a restaurant and pin the instagrammed meal to the exact moment they finished the cherry cheesecake.
Only then would the soldiers cede executive powers.But as Egyptians look to Tunisia, whose revolution came a month earlier and whose leaders have charted a faster, simpler route to democracy, the SCAF's chosen course seems painfully long and convoluted.
An obscure but well-/connected courtier, he had been chosen, much to everyone's surprise, by King Manuel I to head the ambitious expedition to chart a new route to India.
He's charting a moral route through a world dominated by a relentless fate, a dark place familiar to students of film noir, where trust is usually rewarded by betrayal and the glimmers of hope are as intangible as moonbeams and as illusory as the promises of neon signs.
