Sentence examples for route known as from inspiring English sources
This allowed Stanford to avoid massive human-tweaking of the race route, known as "pre-planning," that characterized some other teams.
I wasn't exactly sure what I was looking for, but I thought I could find it along the popular trekking route known as the Annapurna Circuit.
David Stubbs Putting delays caused by Network Rail maintenance into sharp relief, Tarrant travels from Thailand to Myanmar along a route known as the Death Railway, one of the most brutal pieces of engineering in history.
Johnson's would-be Conservative successor, Zac Goldsmith, has nonetheless backed the opponents of the scheme, telling a meeting on Thursday evening that he would reopen the consultation on the planned new route, known as Cycle Superhighway 11.
Everything from spices to Chinese porcelain made its way to Mexico and then onto mule trains bound for New Mexico -- a 1,500-mile 1,500-milee known as tradeamino route according to the exhibition.
What we call the present, this fleeting nownownow, is constantly overshadowed by a past now, in such a way that the escape route known as the future can be marched to only in lead-soled shoes.
More than 120km of the capital's traffic-choked streets turn into festive bicycle routes known as ciclovías.
The ancient trading routes known as the Silk Road passed through the shops in Bursa, where you can still buy silk, spices and handcrafted gold jewelry.
This is a lesson from the battle of Falluja last summer, when the routes — known as humanitarian corridors — were targeted by the Islamic State after being made public.
campaign had deduced that the wage presently paid to conductors working on the only two remaining Routemaster routes – known as "heritage routes" - is £24,600 a year and multiplied this by 337, this being the number of bendy buses operating in London according, they say, to Ken Livingstone's own figures.
Sea routes known as the complementary Maritime Silk Road stretch from Indonesia to the East African Coast, tapping into ports and further trade lines leading east and west.
