Sentence examples for route moving from inspiring English sources

Park took a different route, moving to the United States with her family when she was 12 so she could become more proficient in golf and English.

He intended to take the direct route, moving from Bouley, where he served as sous chef for five years, to the post of executive chef at Danube, David Bouley's ambitious, bejeweled shrine to the cooking of Austria-Hungary.

But the real-estate crash made it harder to go this route, moving more loan activity into the lap of bankers who don't work with SBA.

Senate Republican leaders went their own route, moving a three-year bill over the last week.

They followed Otto of Freising's route, moving closer to the Mediterranean coast, and they arrived at Ephesus in December, where they learned that the Turks were preparing to attack them.

Mr. Morrar, who has spent nearly six years of his life in Israeli prisons, leads the effort to get the barrier route moved through popular resistance.

The city began to languish when the trade route moved to the Panama Canal in the early 20th century, and it remained in a state of disrepair for more than a half-century.

This route moves through the deserts, austere and verdant landscapes, mostly wild and unpopulated, an itinerary with ample promise of getting lost, travelling in time and undergoing inadvertent epiphanies.

Lake Baikal, the awesomely beautiful main draw, was threatened by a new oil pipeline until Vladimir Putin ordered its route moved away from the shores of what Buryats call the "Sacred Sea .Yekaterinburg: Long-term residents of this city in the Urals shudder when they recall the state of its airport in the 1990s: never any taxis, they say, and very often no luggage.

SOWHAT is campaigning to have the route moved to follow the region's existing railway lines and motorways.

As I later learned, the skip-stop system began after World War II to speed up service and ended in 1995 when every CTA route moved to providing all-stop service.