Sentence examples for taking route from inspiring English sources

For instance, you can easily go to Long Beach Island from Philadelphia and its suburbs by taking Route 70 east to where it intersects with Route 72 and drive right on in to Surf City.

Most people, however, drive, using either Interstate 81, then heading east from Roanoke, or taking Route 29 and heading west from Gretna.

But it probably isn't worth the few miles saved by taking Route 9 to Exit 83 since it is narrow and congested in several sections.

Affectionately known as the Zoo, this legendary log cabin roadhouse began life as a taxidermy museum in 1931, popular among travelers taking Route 66, the Chicago-to-Santa Monica route immortalized by Nat King Cole.

Southbound cars had the option of taking Route 25 north to the Merritt Parkway, five miles away, while southbound trucks were diverted on Route 25 and Route 8 north to Interstate 84, more than 20 miles to the north.

Charles Smith, author of the 2005 book "Fall Foliage: The Mystery, Science and Folklore of Autumn Leaves," recommended taking Route 7 east from Marietta along the Ohio river to State Route 260, in New Matamoras; head northwest, through the forest for higher-elevation views; in Bloomfield take State Route 26 southeast along the Little Muskingum river back to Marietta.

Take Route 1 South to Route 299.

Take Route 27 east to Water Mill.

Take Route 30 northwest into Dorset.

In Bennington, take Route 7 north to Route 11 east.

Take Route 15 north to Route 117 and follow signs.