Sentence examples for route of passage from inspiring English sources

The area is estimated to be the route of passage for as much as 70 per cent of the cocaine entering the United States.

Her most recent ready-to-wear presentation, for spring 2016, was inspired by the living bridges in India — tree roots that have grown across crevices and streams, providing a route of passage.

Although the subsequent route of passage of the protein through the endothelial cell is not known, eventual release of intact protein on the other side of the endothelial cell is highly useful because blood brain barrier is impermeable to these molecules [ 307].

Sailors used Maury's map of the currents to find faster routes of passage.

Right now, there's an absence of any formal rites or routes of passage for those moving from midlife to the new phase with no name.

"Intersection II" is an open, upright sandwich of four almost identical conical sections, tilting this way and that along three routes of passage.

On Saturday night Yvette Cooper, chair of Labour's refugee taskforce, joined calls for May to provide more safe routes of passage to Britain in addition to increasing help for unaccompanied child refugees and accelerating plans to resettle 20,000 Syrians.

Since neither the Panama Canal nor the First Transcontinental Railroad had been constructed, people emigrating to California from the Eastern United States had three main routes of passage.

Another such route — and rite — of passage to these second acts is the Encore Fellowships program.

More interesting is "Paperboys," a 45-minute documentary inspired by Mr. Mills's concern that the old-fashioned newspaper delivery route, a rite of passage for generations of American children, was on the verge of extinction.

The reason for the relatively short time to intubate associated with use of the CMAC may be related to the similarity of its use with the known skill of direct laryngoscopy, the position of the camera on the blade allowing a view of the process tube passage into the trachea and the relatively direct route of ETT passage through the upper airway.