Sentence examples for detour feature from inspiring English sources
Voice prompts guide you turn by turn, and a detour feature can route you around traffic snarls.
It warns you when traffic incidents were forthcoming, it has clear turn-by-turn voice instructions (just remember to plug it into your car stereo or wear some headphones), and it has a detour feature so you can avoid the aforementioned traffic incidents.
Up Jumped Spring splices two speeds of swing and fast-waltz passages; Chelsea Bridge gets a Latin feel; Lover Man is a fast samba with stop-start breaks but features some nimble swerves and a Django Reinhardt-like tone from the leader; and the delectable ballad Detour Ahead features the trio at their collective best.
Spokesman Nico Melendez, in conversation with Travel editor Catharine Hamm. 1 p.m. "Location-Aware Audio Walks: The Detour Project," featuring Jorge Just in conversation with Times staff writer Christopher Reynolds.
Part of a complex of three places known as BAD (an acronym for the Bronx, Angels and Detour), the Bronx features house and Latino music.
So how is Racette able to incorporate her personal life into her "Diva On Detour" show, which features songs like "The Man That Got Away," which has become a gay favorite despite its undeniably heterosexual perspective?
Her own project, "Coming to Light," took a major detour, from a planned feature film to the 85-minute documentary it became.
This leads to an authenticity crisis: "I wanted to reach out past all the facades of being, and the question is, How do you do it?" Sections of the novel riff on biographies of actors and the plots of classic films — especially "Sunset Boulevard" and "Detour" (which happens to feature a character named Haskell: hmm).
Concrete security barriers blocked many of the important roads, so detours became another new feature of the maddening traffic scene.
He'll be back for three shows this fall — one Oct. 1 at Town Hall featuring his solo DeTour show, in which he ranges around his catalog, and the others on Nov. 6 and 7 at the Beacon Theater with his band the Imposters, focusing on his 1982 album, "Imperial Bedroom".
Because the defining feature of this trope is unexpected detours.
