Sentence examples for route day from inspiring English sources

"Here's the way we look at it: Most people have a regular job and spend about $400 a month seeing the same 20-mile route day after day.

"The noisy problems associated with air travel are concentrated in communities around airports, whereas motorways or high-speed trains traveling, for instance, from north to south Europe—have the potential to disturb thousands of people living along the route day after day," says Ken Hume, a principal lecturer in human physiology at the Manchester Metropolitan University in England.

A spokeswoman for the national organization said its executive director was en route Saturday to New Haven.

Ryan hurt his hamstring running a deep route Monday morning, and he has not practiced since, preventing him from playing in Saturday night's intrasquad scrimmage.

Competing against Asiana for the lucrative Seoul route, SAT stewardesses all seem to be graduates of the New Russian smile school.

Based on the crowds drawn to Senator Obama during the campaign — and the high demand for tickets and accommodations — security officials say the masses gathered along the parade route Tuesday will probably outstrip any previous inauguration ceremony in American history.

A man was shot along a designated Chicago Public Schools "Safe Passage" route Sunday evening, less than 12 hours before the first day of the new school year.

New York City Police officers arrest two women for allegedly trying to block the St . Patricks Day parade route Saturday, March 17, 2001, in New York.

Faced with new reports damaging to their top-billed viewer, the hosts of "Fox & Friends" decided to go an odd route Friday morning: assume their audience isn't interested.

For example, guppies follow the group majority when seeking foraging routes (Day et al. 2001).

BoltBus canceled service on all routes after 4 30 p.m. on Sunday, and on all routes Monday.