Sentence examples for route to move from inspiring English sources

When it opened in 1889, the Poughkeepsie-Highland bridge was the first Hudson River rail crossing north of New York City, intended as a more direct route to move freight between New England's industrial center and the Midwest's agriculture.

But officials at the Drug Enforcement Administration, who have worked closely with the narcotics prosecutors in Mr. Bharara's office, say the growing use of Africa as a route to move hundreds of tons of cocaine from South America to Europe has underscored the problem.

Fafaul then found Wilson on an eight-yard crossing route to move the chains.

Unless you have strong family connections or a very successful business track record, getting a work permit by finding a job with an international Swiss-based company is the best route to move to Switzerland.

This should not be an excuse for another round of the blame game, but a route to moving forward with more confidence.

Together our stories and our voices are the surest route to moving policymakers and citizens alike in all our countries to ensure equity for all members of our global society.

The inn opened in 1750, and was a regular stopping point for smugglers, who used some 100 secret moorland routes to move contraband around.

Remember, too, that electrical systems have some redundancy built into them, i.e. there are multiple power sources and usually multiple routes to move electricity over the wires, so even before repairs are made, many customers will start getting service again.

Furthermore, if the French held the interior passes in Switzerland, they could prevent the Austrians from transferring troops between northern Italy and southwestern Germany, and use the routes to move their own forces between the two theaters.

Isolation of the two theaters would prevent the Austrians from assisting one another; furthermore, if the French held the interior passes in Switzerland, they could use these routes to move their own forces between the two theaters.

Furthermore, if the French held the interior passes in Switzerland, they could not only prevent the Austrians from transferring troops between northern Italy and southwestern Germany, but could use the routes to move their own forces between the two theaters.