Sentence examples for have to traverse from inspiring English sources

Intervening ground which they have to traverse was broken and steep.

I have to traverse this tree in a sort of funny way.

The first mile can be a scary place, but you don't have to traverse it alone.

To get to the shed, you have to traverse a mud puddle on a couple of swaybacked two-by-fours.

Disaffected Lib Dem voters would have to traverse a sea of blue to guarantee Labour wins in most seats.

"Irrespective of the result, we have to traverse what will be a difficult tomorrow with unity," Pavlopoulos told reporters.

The travelers had to traverse the Sankuru River, after which friendly territory began.

However, it has to traverse image pixels iteratively and suffers heavy computational burden.

Last night, she spoke of the "credibility gap" she had to traverse in order to accept her own conclusions.

There, they arrived on the wrong side and had to traverse mountains to access the whaling manager's house.

"It was this huge obstacle in terms of having to traverse Lower Manhattan," said Iris Weinshall, the city transportation commissioner.