Sentence examples for possible detours from inspiring English sources

It starts with so-called "independent living," and runs through "assisted living" to the nursing home, with possible detours through "home health care" and "rehab," and thence to the hospital and points beyond.

After a false start in which the app decided the route from my apartment to my subway stop would be a three-borough, 23-mile hike (which I declined to take), I decided to travel from the Upper West Side to Midtown Manhattan, and the app presented me with possible detours.

This can be seen with comical clarity in Oldfield's call to London's taxi-drivers to steal from their axiomatically rich customers, by taking them on the longest possible detours, or "if you clean the bathroom of a right wing professor... never put loo paper in their bathroom" (do you think, perhaps, the author's degree from LSE was not quite the one he had hoped for?).

Councilman Dave Golonski requested additional community outreach to educate the public about the phasing in of the project and possible detours.

As you can see (above) there is strong agreement on the track of Sandy, special emphasis given to ECMWF and GFS solutions, but there's little disagreement about possible detours and wobbles.

This method allows any possible detour to be taken (up to some user-defined maximum) while also ensuring that drivers take the smallest possible detour.

Another possible detour: turning right on Washington will take you to Downtown Crossing, the city's department store center.

The airline operations managers and the F.A.A. will also consult, to discuss the best possible detour routes.

A possible detour from that path may be found in "On Tyranny," a memorable work that is grounded in history yet imbued with the fierce urgency of what now.

Next, we identified all possible detour routes that could be used in the case of traffic disruption in the Guisane valley.

I just hope this possible detour into boxing doesn't delay Anthony's inevitable porn debut.