Sentence examples for route has changed from inspiring English sources

The parade route has changed over the years.

The alignment of NY 31E has not changed since that time; however, ownership of parts of the route has changed hands over the years.

The route has changed recently, as a new divided highway section has linked it to Route 3, before heading south and exiting at its old location before terminating at Route 3A, which more closely follows the shoreline and passes through Plymouth Center.

The route has changed into a modern ice climb with a very difficult 60m first pitch, starting with 8m of overhanging M7 dry tooling, followed by 50m of USA Grade V ice and by others 6 pitches of moderate climbing on good ice and finally one pitch of water ice USA Grade IV+ ice at the headwall before getting to the Upper Diamond Glacier.

HIV-1 infection has been on the rise in Japan recently, and the main transmission route has changed from blood transmission in the 1980s to homo- and/or hetero-sexual transmission in the 2000s.

If the route is not broken but the neighbor nodes of this route have changed, then the OI detected by this method will be not right since the routing update does not begin.

A 16 mile double-track railway had been proposed from Lossiemouth to Craigellachie in 1841 and necessary permissions granted in 1846, the route having changed to take advantage of the proposed Great North of Scotland Railway between Elgin and Orton.

The promoters lodged a bill on 30 September 1820, the route having changed again as agreement had not been reached with Viscount Barrington about the line passing over his land.

"Because of global changes, the trade routes have changed," said David Renous, 47, the whistle blower, who is now writing a book on the subject.

In our experiments, we used a time unit of 1 min. We cannot know for sure whether routes have changed before calculating them.

A recent article by the Italian newspaper La Stampa shows an interesting map of how tourism routes have changed over the years, pointing in red the destinations "at risk" like Tunisia, Egypt, Syria and Libya, and off limits the beauties of Yemen and Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Horn of Africa and Congo.