Sentence examples for route is from from inspiring English sources

His first route is from Shepherd's Bush to Whitechapel, where he has a meeting with a gallery director.

A mistake because the biggest hill on the route is from Cartmel to the Bigland Hall Estate.

One favorite route is from the Pier 66 kayak boathouse at West 26th Street, up to West 125th Street, near the Fairway food store, and back.

The causal route is from 'as if' content that is perceptually embedded, to endorsement by higher-level mechanisms on the basis of best fit with available models, to elaboration into world view.

Two routes of migration by which Austro-Asiatic groups possibly entered the Indian subcontinent have been suggested based on the linguistic, archaeological and classical genetic marker [ 4] and the references therein]; the first being migration from Africa to India via Central Asia, while the second route is from Africa to Northeast Asia and then to the Indian subcontinent.

The most traditional retirement route is from full-time employment to full-time retirement.

Virtually every car had a French number plate, which is a rare thing on the Tour these days, and the few foreigners along the route were from Britain.

Nearly all of those travelling on this route are from sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Nigeria and Gambia, as well as Somalia and Eritrea.

Earlier in the decade, the most popular route was from West Africa to Spain, including its North African territories of Ceuta and Melilla, and the Canary Islands, with some 32,000 irregular arrivals in 2006.

A commonly traveled route was from Wallula, Washington, 120 mile downstream of the Snake River's mouth, upstream to Lewiston.

A third route was from California through Honolulu, and Johnston, Kwajalein, and Guam Islands to Tokyo: a distance of about and a flying time of 40 hours.