Sentence examples for sort of route from inspiring English sources

We're obviously on some sort of route.

Understanding a driver's foibles can ensure that the right sort of route is chosen, and can also double the accuracy of the predicted time of arrival, says John Holland, the company's chief executive.Satnavs with built-in data connections are also becoming more widespread, making other new things possible.

The five schools have since formed an academy trust, and Box believes this is the sort of route schools could go down as they create their own response to the new educational landscape, where local authorities play an ever-diminishing role.

The "heavy" approach is direct, physical and as urgent as a full-force gale -- the sort of route embraced by the gospel composer and conductor Andrae Crouch, who brought his multiracial San Fernando Valley choir to Hollywood's Temple Israel two nights later.

It can also be easily adapted for any sort of route-based sport, so has the potential for cyclists, skaters and the like.

The MMRE-AOMDV protocol has two main components: first, the computation of the nodal residual energy of each route during the route discovery process, and second, the sorting of routes by the descending order of their nodal residual energy.

He seemed to walk a sort of pensive route, meandering with his thoughts.

He fundamentally had three options: continue as a nonprofit, go commercial, or find some sort of hybrid route.

When he was a boy, traffic on the canal was light enough that he could swim all the way across, but in recent years it has become a major thoroughfare, a sort of truck route, and its water is abob with the cross-purposed wakes of a vast range of boats..

The 29-year-old elephant and her baby were transported in the back of a small truck from the border to an elephant hospital here, just south of the northern city of Chiang Mai, a nine-hour ride that has become a sort of ambulance route for more than a dozen injured elephants in recent years.

Pay attention to any sort of habitual route your librarian uses when they're checking what students are browsing.