Sentence examples for route established from inspiring English sources
To complete their Ottoman education and see the rest of the palace's treasures, Mr. Kenny said, museum patrons can now fly nonstop flight from Miami to Istanbul, a route established just last year.
Still, while protesters held several marches and regularly flouted local regulations, like walking in roadways without securing permits and repeatedly deviating from an official parade route established by the city, they eschewed destructive tactics.
The Natchez Trace Parkway is one of the great drives in America, a 444-mile strip of two-lane blacktop, stretching from Nashville to Natchez, Miss., that follows a route established by Native Americans trailing buffalo and later used by traders, settlers and soldiers.
On Le Petit Dru, a peak in the French Alps that was first climbed in 1879, the collapse of the west face in recent years has obliterated the challenging American Direct Route, first established in 1962, as well as another route established 10 years earlier, Mr. House said.
Council leader Angus Campbell contrasted the rushed timetable for closure, which he said risked maritime safety, with "the years to get a tanker route established down the west of the Hebrides".
Eight days into the ride from Phoenix to St. Augustine (via a route established by the American Cycling Association), Neil's knees were hurting.
New York has taken the top-dollar route, establishing a separate unit for cognitively impaired inmates and using professional caregivers, at a cost of about $93,000 per bed annually, compared with $41,000 in the general prison population.
It follows that glycerol carbonylation via urea route establishes the indirect utilization of CO2.
A set of multiple disjoint paths are established by interleaved exchange of the RREQ and RREP route establishing packets [20].
A variety of unicast, multicast, and geocast protocols uses the broadcasting method in order to provide the important control and route establishing functionality.
One group of farmers progressed to the North along the Balkans' rivers (following the so-called Danubian route) establishing the Neolithic culture in Germany and the Netherlands approximately 6,500 BP.
