Sentence examples for raised path from inspiring English sources

As staged by Amon Miyamoto, it will feature a hanamichi, a raised path between the stage and the audience borrowed from Kabuki, that will be constructed in Avery Fisher Hall.

Smith's new Inland Customs Line was first concentrated between Agra and Delhi and consisted of a series of customs posts at one mile intervals, linked by a raised path with gateways (known as "chokis") to allow people to cross the line every four miles.

Jump up onto the raised path on the right and you will see a stack of boxes.

If the dog digs at the roots of trees or plants, or there's a raised path leading to the digging site, it's possible that your pet has spotted another pet he wants to, well, hunt.

As we cycled, Mr. Mueller remarked that he was not troubled by the lack of guardrails on the raised paths, the tree vipers or even the python he spotted on the road one night.

Disembarking on a small, equally Dairy Milk canal in rural Hao Thanh district, we took a short walk with guide Lan along raised paths to the house of a Mrs Cam.

They slightly raised the path of expected hikes in the Fed funds rate while lowering its long-run level (the de facto the natural rate) to 3.75%, from 4%.This process is probably not over; labour market and demographics factors may have depressed potential growth to below 2%.

The original plan to create space for a raised bike path by taking away a car parking lane has been watered down – replaced with a scheme to reduce the width of car lanes and paint a bike track on the road.

The admission raised questions about Path's privacy practices and how it was securing users' data.

Last year, Path raised the maximum to 150 because, Mr. Morin says, the users "like the headroom".

Ms Yellen didn't say so, but the repeated downward revisions to the output gap also militate for a faster pace of rate normalization than previously, and that probably explains why FOMC members have raised the expected path of interest rates; the median projection for the Fed funds rate at the end of 2015 is 1.375%, up from 1% in June; and at the end of 2015 it's 2.875%, up from 2.5%.