Sentence examples for trace a route from inspiring English sources

Then I trace a route to figure out which way to go to get to my aunt's house or that restaurant that my neighbor recommended.

As if they were skywriting on the ground, the artists trace a route for, say, a gigantic elephant over the streets of Brighton.

And it's not hard to trace a route across the years from "Blood" to "Anna," which appears to be borne out by his remarks about his new piece.

Nowhere is this more apparent than in Serbia's decision to join Russia's South Stream gas pipeline project, which will trace a route under the Black Sea and on to Italy via Bulgaria and Serbia.

"Come around this way," she told him, tracing a route around one of the walkways.

It traces a route from Wilmington to Dover adjacent to the Du Pont Highway, the state's major north-south artery.

(A sample route covers Gothic cathedrals in England; another traces a route that takes in major attractions on the road from Madrid to Barcelona).

Preceding this was a dawn 5km run-cum-walk along the chalky cliffs overlooking Freshwater Bay, tracing a route from the Needles and peaking at Tennyson's monument.

Earlier this year, in "On Friendship" (Basic), the philosopher Alexander Nehamas traced a route similar to Rosenblum's: quoting C. S. Lewis, he argued that friendship is "a sort of secession, even a rebellion," from our lives as citizens.

This show traces a route through their ideas challenging cultural authority and banal consumerism, to McLaren's radical work across mass culture and politics (he ran for London mayor in 1999).

Or you could follow Adam Begley's footsteps in "Florence, Then and Now" (Nov. 30, 2008), in which he traced a route based on E. M. Forster's novel "A Room With a View".