Sentence examples for marked route from inspiring English sources

One of the things I'd been warned about was never to deviate from the marked route.

Now the marked route keeps on northwards for six miles until Beningborough Hall, an outpost of the National Portrait Gallery with a cafe and superb gardens.

One clearly marked route on the map would be the walk that Sophie, her mother, and her sister take each day to school.

After passing a checkpoint drivers will follow a marked route past a line of 40 prostitutes before selecting one and negotiating a fee.

In the countryside near Arcadia, where I rode for four hours (about 50 miles) in the Tour de Trempealeau event, a marked route led riders on loops revealing the diversity of the land.

Two of the largest and most famous of these occasions are Rome's Way of the Cross that leads to the Colosseum and is presided over by the Pope and the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem -- a procession along the traditionally marked route of Jesus that is attended by thousands of pilgrims each year.

Does the idea of navigating appeal, or are you happier with clearly marked routes and marshals?

After competitions in West Africa and North Africa, the team is always full of stories of organizational chaos and corruption (fistfights with bike thieves, missed meals because caterers absconded with their fees, poorly marked routes with signs that sent half the riders off course).

It links up existing pathways, such as one passing over the cliff tops of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with newly marked routes, such as a stretch of the Gower coast between Caswell and Limeslade.

The Black Forest was made famous by the Grimm Brother's fairytales, and if you're into hiking then The Black Forest is located right behind the hostel with easily marked routes.

However, the amount of UV that is reflected decreases with time, which in some circumstances can be disadvantageous; the common kestrel can distinguish between old and fresh rodent trails and has greater success hunting over more recently marked routes.