Sentence examples for the itineraries from inspiring English sources
noun
A route or proposed route of a journey.
For more detailed information have a look at the itineraries posted at how-to-travel-the-world.com/travel-itineraries.
Mr Carey might have cut down on the itineraries and schedules and dinners.
The city was called Sisar, meaning "30 heads," in the itineraries of Ibn Khuradādhbih and Qudāmeh.
That advantage was evident in the itineraries of the two men on Sunday.
The itineraries were similar to those of Marco Polo, and I revelled in perpetual culture shock.
The itineraries were then checked against the individual campaigner's Twitter feed if available.
A sign of the shifting battlegrounds can be found in the itineraries of both campaigns.
For the itineraries and more information, see www.rollers-coquillages.org for Friday and www.pari-roller.com for Sunday.
The itineraries now are so intensive that there is precious little time to relax.
The itineraries of both men also include separate four-day swings through Iowa.
Itinéraires is already on the itineraries of many Parisians and visitors.
