Sentence examples for got a route from inspiring English sources

But he's got a route out onto the fairway, which is where he dispatches his second.

"We think we've got a route for funding, but we need to get industry buy-in," he says.

(The Nevada Commission on Tourism has tried to turn this into a marketing tool — at the Hotel Nevada, we got a Route 50 "travel passport").

11.09pm BST Sergio's got a route to the green, but he's got to dice with the big bunker on the right.

And Scott was so far left with that errant drive that he's got a route into the green through the gap behind Lyle's Bunker, so he can reach the front of the dancefloor.

His drive at 15 goes behind some trees down the right, but he's got a route into the green, and he scoops a short iron straight over the flag and just off the back of the green.

Ad Hoc On-demand Distance Vector routing (AODV) is a popular routing protocol in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) getting a route on only when demanded by the source node.

If you have some extra time, get a "route sheet" for the second line (the idea is to follow it, not stand at the side and watch it).

Thankfully the upsides are many – you get a route to explore a new area, a ready-made challenge to spur you to ride longer than normal, plus when it comes to the race itself, you have the added satisfaction of watching the pros follow in your tyre tracks.

Now here's the bad news on this version of Google Maps: there are no biking directions; offline mode (although as soon as you get a route, it is cached on your device), indoor maps; or offers as of yet.

When Pennsylvania designated legislative routes in 1911, what is now PA 152 did not get a route number.