Sentence examples for route's end from inspiring English sources

Marchers are supposed to disperse at the route's end, but with most of the day remaining, many protesters are expected to trek north to Central Park.

With a final, clumsy motion, I clipped the rope that was tied to my harness into two carabiners at the route's end.

That, however, is forgotten when the route's end starts to feel within reach, so it was with relief that we headed away from the busy roads of central England towards Devon.

Much to Alfa Romeo's chagrin, it was in the competitor's Lancia Trikappa that King Victor Emmanuel III, with Puricelli at the wheel, undertook the first journey to Varese, at that time the route's end.

Aside from Rose and North Rose, the two communities of note along NY 414 between Clyde and the route's end, NY 414 traverses little more than nondescript cultivated fields.

Part of modern-day NY 311 from the NY 292 intersection to the route's ending terminus was once part of the Philipstown Turnpike.

Together with Peterson, we set out from the route's southern end, the mountain-ringed Maligne Lake, the longest and deepest lake in the Canadian Rockies, and soon were winding our way through a fragrant forest.

At the eastern county line, shared with Hancock County, is an intersection with Iowa 17, which marks that route's northern end.

NY 9A was shifted onto 12th Avenue, one of the surface streets that the Elevated Highway had run atop of, but was otherwise unaffected as the route's south end was initially kept at the Lincoln Tunnel.

The first change to the route's southern end came in the early 1940s when it was moved northeastward to the eastern terminus of its former overlap with NY 58 in Edwards.

The longest road These days travellers have a choice of route planners – so I took a trio of them for an online test drive, on the benchmark route from Land's End in Cornwall to John O'Groats close to the far north of mainland Scotland.