Sentence examples for route named from inspiring English sources

The region is part of the Ruta de la Architectura Negra (Black Architecture Route), named for the quirky, vernacular slate buildings.

fleurieupeninsula.com.au This impressive 1,200km walking route, named after local artist Hans Heysen, connects up the Flinders Ranges (see below) and the Fleurieu Peninsula.

On Lake Powell, in Utah and Arizona in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, a shortcut route named Castle Rock Cut is expected to be open for the first time in nearly five years.

The route named in his honour follows the first three weeks of his journey.

A facile synthesis route, named dual-layer crystal growth method, was developed for preparing Pd-based zeolite capsule catalyst.

Thus, it is essential to design and find a UC material that can absorb broadband NIR photons through an attractive route named thermal radiation for photon energy UC.

This month she curates a five-day festival at the Southbank called Folk Roots, New Routes, named after the pioneering jazz-folk fusion album she made with Davy Graham in 1964.

There are extensive studies on the mechanism of HDS reaction, revealing that DBT and its derivates undergo through two reaction routes named as DDS and HYD [23, 24].

The Central London Grid covers seven London boroughs and features "cycle streets" which will be closed to other traffic, as well as routes named after Tube lines.

A spur of Route 28, named Route S28, was also legislated in the 1927 renumbering and was to run from Route 28 in Middlesex southeast to Route 4 (now Route 79) in Matawan.

These branches, the Carson River route and the Truckee River route, are named for the waterways that guide each branch up the Sierra Nevada mountains.