Sentence examples for route of more from inspiring English sources

Europe's first transcontinental express, it initially covered a route of more than 1,700 miles (about 2,740 km) that included brief stopovers in such cities as Munich, Vienna, Budapest, and Bucharest.

Today, it takes more than eight hours to reach Sarajevo from Belgrade, as the train crosses two borders, Croatian and Bosnian, running along the old pre-war railway route of more than 500 kilometres.

Most of them were aware that protection along a route of more than fifty miles of hostile country could not be absolute (on the night before the march, a student who had come here from Boston University was slashed across the cheek with a razor blade), yet few of the thirty-two hundred marchers who set out on Sunday morning seemed to have a strong consciousness of risk.

Despite the admission of no profits for awhile, the Co-operative Bank is going down the route of more clearly defined ethics - which will cost it some business.

One is the end-to-end route with 1-hop, and the other is the end-to-end route of more than 1-hop.

But instead of going for the tired route of more venture financing, it's doing something slightly odd – it's going to do a 'crowd-sourced' IPO' via a German-only platform called Bergfüerst.

The lonely road leading to the community of Ciriboya, in the municipality of Iriona, Colón, is one of the poorly maintained routes of more than 45 neglected Garifuna communities throughout the north coast of Honduras.

In addition to the brand-new A380s upcoming on ANA's Tokyo-Hawaii run (see below) the A380 is used on at least ten routes of more than 12,000 kilometers, according to Routes Online.

Other projects include expansion of the new Silver Line bus route, addition of more environmentally-friendly buses to the fleet, and the installation of automated fare collection equipment similar to that used with the MetroCard in New York City.

Silk Way Airlines is a leader in scheduled and charter cargo flights, with a route network of more than 50 destinations worldwide, a network rapidly globalizing and yes, scaling, much like the industry itself.

The Obama administration seems to prefer the conventional route of putting more troops on the ground.