Sentence examples for route and needs from inspiring English sources

Part of a director's job is to find the right way to communicate with each actor; almost everyone has a different route and needs a different kind of language.

If an eighteen-wheeler can only drive itself through half of the states on its route and needs a human to control it the rest of the time, it wouldn't make sense to automate it at all since the driver would need to be on board for the entire duration anyway.

After Burress dropped a 15-yard pass, Gruden said Burress ran a "poor" route and needed to get out of his break better.

He arrived hours late, because the Aurora broke down 15 times en route and needed to be towed to garages to have its fuel system purged of gunk.

That report said the State Department had not sufficiently considered concerns about Keystone XL's original route and needed to strengthen its oversight of independent contractors, who typically conduct environmental impact reviews for major federal projects.

They decided the only port able to accommodate her was St Nazaire, especially if, like the Bismarck, she was damaged en route and needed repairs.

Looking into the future, SBB anticipated more trains with more routes and needed to ensure seamless connectedness.

There needed to be toilets along the route, and it needed to be of interest to grownups too, helping mums and dads get to know their community better.

While few side effects exist with curcumin supplementation, the exact route and dose needed for RSV prevention in children would still need to be determined, as RSV is still prevalent in areas such as India with extensive turmeric use.

Prudhomme was finalizing the 2012 race route and still needed a town to host the finish of stage 10, which would pass over the Grand Colombier, a mountain about 40 kilometers, or 25 miles, south of Bellegarde-sur-Valserine Bellegarde-sur-Valserine Bellegarde-sur-Valserine

National Rail Enquiries says replacement buses are running along the route and passengers need to check train schedules before they travel.