Sentence examples for paths built from inspiring English sources

Most government projects nowadays aren't like the wilderness paths built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s; they're complicated and require specialised skills.

He also said he had bold plans for a raised network of cycle paths built alongside railway lines, but said it was "very early stages" and "back-of-the-envelope stuff".

In a Comment that ran in the magazine in 1933, E. B. White proposes the creation of a system of lanes for the recreational cyclist: We would like to see a network of permanent bicycle paths built throughout the East, to serve bicyclists in the special way that bridle paths serve equestrians.

Once malicious or selfish nodes exist, all route paths built by these protocols must be broken immediately.

The numbers of paths built from connected, distinct models were indexed with k orders (dimension of correlation space or the number of structural variables included in a given model) from k = 1 to k = M.

Work has just begun on a series of paths built specially for the cats.

Jordan took the standard path, built on previously placed letters, and soon surged ahead.

The initial ascent is eased by following the route of an old deer stalkers' path built to aid access to the best hunting spots.

A community effort persists to have the reservoir and its surrounding land designated an official 125-acre park and to see a recreation path built around it.

Final agreement for the interim path for cyclists, pedestrians and skaters has not been reached, but Charles Reise, a senior vice president for the Trump Organization, said the developer was "committed to having the path built".

Mountain bikers and horse riders also pass by, on the Larkin Bridle Trail, a looping 10.4-mile path built on a former train track in the 1940s, which makes it a pioneer of the rails-to-trails movement.