Sentence examples for designated a route from inspiring English sources

Before it could be driven into Manhattan, transportation authorities flagged the load, provided escort cars, designated a route and reserved a time when it could cross the George Washington Bridge.

The entire length of MS 5 is designated a scenic route by Chapter 316, Senate Bill 2547, Laws 1989.

(This never materialized, mostly because Cleveland officials designated a parade route that was far from the convention center in a move that drew legal action from the ACLU).

We report the assembly and evaluation of four different synthetic pathways for the production of propane and butanol, designated a) atoB- adhE2 route, b) atoB- TPC7 route, c) nphT7- adhE2 route and d) nphT7- TPC7 route.

Although Topanga Canyon Boulevard has been designated an alternative route, officials are urging people to avoid that narrow, winding mountain pass, which links Pacific Coast Highway to the Ventura Freeway in the western San Fernando Valley.

In 1917, what is now Route 50 was designated a part of pre-1927 Route 14, a route that was to run from Cape May to Egg Harbor City.

Rutgers' identity has become so closely aligned with Route 7, that though it is not officially part of Route 7, Rutgers, from Washington Avenue to Main Street, is signed as if it is part of Route 7. The second section of Route 7, designated a north south road, heads north on Washington Avenue from the Second River crossing on the Newark/Belleville border, passing through a business district.

In 1957, one year after construction began on the Glen Canyon Dam, the legislature designated a new State Route 259, heading east and southeast from SR-11 in Kanab to Arizona en route to the dam and adjacent bridge.

Prior to the establishment of PA 39 in 1937, PA 39, had previously been designated as a route in northeastern Pennsylvania during the 1920s.

Thus, Ltbp1L expression may designate a migratory route and potentially stimulate ectodermal cell migration by presenting a focal source of TGFβ.

New Hampshire has the Kancamagus Highway, which has dozens of subsidiary routes, designated A or B, that go 20 miles along a brook or a mountain ledge.