Sentence examples for created a route from inspiring English sources

The city has created a route, agreed to by the organizers, that involves a giant U-turn for the marchers, who will go from Union Square to Madison Square Garden and back.

The introduction of CO2-polyol as soft segment not only created a route to produce UV-curable waterborne polyurethane from CO2, but also provided polyurethane with novel value-added performance like good hydrolysis resistance.

Since the eruption center was formed just above the northern tip of the open crack (Doke et al. 2018; Honda et al. 2015), it is reasonable to assume that the crack created a route for hydrothermal fluid from deep to form the uplift observed by the GBSAR.

LAST week Harry Reid said he would reintroduce a bill that would create a route to citizenship for certain undocumented young adults who were brought to America as children.

MapMyRide.com, a fitness site, allows cyclists to create a route and download global positioning coordinates to a G.P.S. device before heading out on the road.

We wanted to create a route that meant minimum disruption for potential supporters but that allowed us to get our messages across to politicians.

All of the information needed to create a route map is constructed in real time on MapQuest's Solaris computer servers.

Great for quick location checks and route-tracking, it's packed with features (digital compass, barometric altimeter) and the accompanying app lets you create a route on your desktop and follow it on your wrist.

Using a service such as TravelPod, which are designed for backpackers let you upload unlimited photographs and videos, and even, lets you create a route map to show people where you're off to next.

He recognises the value of funding, not just for the elite levels of sport but to carry on investing in grass roots and creating a route for young people to realise their dreams".

The real challenge is creating a route to market for these technologies and this will never happen if incumbents are not encouraged, supported and ultimately forced to evolve, or are allowed to continually block progress.