Sentence examples for eventual route from inspiring English sources

The eventual route of the canal closely followed that of the railroad.

This month a summit of western Balkan nations in Paris resulted in a vague commitment that nations such as Macedonia and Albania still had an eventual route to membership.

Mr. Lombardi, who has been supervisor for more than 40 years, said he and other local officials went to Washington in the early 1960's to meet Senator Jacob K. Javits to press for the eventual route over the western one, which was favored by highway builders but would have required condemnation of dozens of houses.

But he would also just like President George Bush and John McCain, Arizona's senior senator (and front-runner to be the Republican presidential nominee in 2008)—set up a guest-worker programme and allow undocumented residents to legalise themselves and glimpse an eventual route to citizenship.

The railway's eventual route across the west was determined by strategy, sticking close to the US border, regardless of geographical obstacles.

In the eventual synthetic route, the primary amine of GABA was masked as an azide until the final stage of the synthesis, which overcame significant problems with other forms of amine protection.

In experiments to develop the eventual synthetic route, an unusual reductive cleavage of a TBDMS ether was observed as a significant side reaction during reduction of an indole to an indoline with NaBH3CN in glacial acetic acid.

Where medium-to-long-term interim storage of wastes is required pending an eventual disposal route, then there is a significant benefit from placing the radioactive materials and wastes into a passively safe form under passively safe conditions.

So you steel yourself, prepare your best fake laugh, and plan an eventual escape route.

Love may well be a many splendoured thing, but the route to eventual romantic joy is strewn with disaster, distress and endless bloody moaning.

By then, roughly one-third of the total eventual length of the route was open and in use, and about another third was partly built.