Sentence examples for popular paths from inspiring English sources

Mapbox have used photos from Flickr to map the most scenic routes in cities, tracking the popular paths that photographers take.

Yet writing a script has become one of the most popular paths to a directorial career — and, for many directors who start this way, directing has become a way not of taking off from a script but of protecting the script.

Instead of looking to work in coaching or broadcasting — two popular paths for former players — McKenzie is applying to Ph.D. programs in clinical psychology, with the hope of someday opening his own practice to help counsel current and former N.F.L. players.

It's a popular path to walk because there are lots of places to stay: bed-and-breakfasts, hotels, pubs.

The most popular path goes to the edge of the main crater where guides are on hand.

The flow of migrants along this route has grown from a trickle in 2012 to become the second-most popular path for illegal immigration into Europe.

In the first 10 days of July alone, the number of hikers who passed the Yoshida Gate — a popular path to the peak — jumped 50 percent over the same period last year.

As Mr. Mugabe pushes for new elections this year, the drive to put more wealth into the hands of black Zimbabweans is seen by allies as a politically popular path to victory.

One of the most successful figurative painters of his generation, Mr. Fischl, who was born in 1948, attended the California Institute of Arts when it was a hotbed of post-1960s Conceptualism, but followed a less popular path and remained a painter.

Search-and-rescue crews combing the area where she was last seen, a popular path that leads to the Appalachian Trail, found a water bottle and a dog's leash.

The first killing occurred on June 6 , 1987 as Michelle Walker, a black ninth-grade student, walked along a popular path near her family's home on Warburton Avenue in Yonkers to buy pizza and a carton of milk for her family.