Sentence examples for route that would from inspiring English sources

Among the things the towns will consider is creating a bus route that would loop around the Route 110 corridor, taking passengers to their homes and work.

In 1977, however, RIDOT officially abandoned plans for an extension north to Bellingham, Massachusetts and I-495, instead opting for a shorter route that would extend the freeway north to Route 114 (Diamond Hill Road) in northern Woonsocket.

The Italians "avoided disaster" by interrupting the programmed route that would have had the ship crash into shore, he said.

Beginning in 1846, thousands of Mormons traversed a route that would later be called the Mormon Trail.

TransCanada, the company behind Keystone, initially proposed a route that would cross the Sand Hills and Ogallala Aquifer.

They traced out a route that would take them where they wanted to go over about eight months.

Mr. Wiprud did not plot a life route that would involve the utility lines of underground New York.

There was the wimpy way, a roundabout route that would take us over smooth asphalt and trusty highways.

In Bulgaria, it would split into a northern route that would snake through Romania and Hungary, ending in Austria.

When the girls agreed, Raymond started on the route that would make him the richest man in a changing Britain.

In one crossover cameo, Jefferson Davis, the future Confederate President, agitates for a transcontinental rail route that would make California "an appendage of the South".