Sentence examples for route down to from inspiring English sources

Andy reckons he's found an alternative route down to the car park.

We stripped off and jumped in as soon as we found a trodden route down to the water.

Credit must be given to the four British travellers who stumbled across the first 12km – the route down to Kublis – while lost in the fog in 1895.

Visitors can walk the flightpath of the plane, a gently sloping route down to the crash site, which is separated from the footpath by a low wall.

Distance 3 miles Start Ayrmer Cove car park, grid ref: SX649456 National Trust downloadable route and map This is a beautiful valley and beach that is tucked away – the route down to the cove passes through old sunken lanes, one of which was supposedly used by smugglers.

There was no hope of continuing, and like everyone staying in the hut, our only option was to climb the Pas de Chèvres ("goat's steps"), a terrifying series of metal ladders bolted to the band of cliffs that lay between us and the escape route down to the village of Arolla.

The upper reaches of Sierra Nevada are a major area of both poppy and coca cultivation which - along with the routes down to the coast that pass near if not through the Lost City - are ferociously disputed between rightwing paramilitary groups and leftwing guerrillas, both of whom fund their killing from the drugs trade.

Their results for route Down Home to Number 2 Platform are given in Table 4.

The MSCs of route Down home to number 2 platform are shown in Figs. 18, 19 and 20.

Collision freedom property for route Down Home to Number 2 Platform is described by AG operators stating that whenever the route selection automaton, route3, will not be in its initial state i.e. (lnot)route3.start then it is implied that route4, route11, route12, route18 and route19 are in their initial state i.e. start.

Kevin Magliaro, a 17-year-old redhead who is working at a law office mailroom this summer, knows the fast-food Mecca on Route 22, down to the average wait at each drive-through window.