Sentence examples for traverse more from inspiring English sources

The city's Greenway — a system of 28 wooded trails that traverse more than a hundred miles — is a five-minute walk.

MGM has released new photos from the set of James Bond's next outing Spectre, seeing Daniel Craig traverse more rooftops and Stephanie Sigman attend a Mexian parade.

In fact, on average, those neutrinos would be able to traverse more than one thousand light-years of lead before interacting with it even once.

She agreed that the streets around the church should not be used as a layover stop by the drivers, whose buses traverse more than a dozen routes that lead to the nearby Roosevelt Avenue subway station.

If more uranium-235 is added to the assemblage, the chances that one of the released neutrons will cause another fission are increased, since the escaping neutrons must traverse more uranium nuclei and the chances are greater that one of them will bump into another nucleus and split it.

Moreover, in this paper, we focus on local NC, where an encoded packet does not traverse more than one hop.

He traversed more than 40 countries, visiting Russia, a good deal of Africa, India, China and many places in between.

Cameron started the play shaded toward left-center field, traversed more than a third of the outfield grass and extended his glove at the last possible moment.

The car wound through a labyrinth of side streets, then traversed more highway, before pulling up to an unlit stretch of road near Crooke's Point (named for another naturalist, John J. Crooke).

In southwestern Wyoming, after having run largely westward for hundreds of miles, the route trended generally to the northwest as it traversed more mountains and then followed the relatively level plain of the Snake River in what is now southern Idaho.

Much of the script remains fresh, with a wry, invisible narrator and characters who step out of scenes to comment on the action, which traverses more than 200 years.