Sentence examples for traversed at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orchulli is running in Connecticut, so the runaway had traversed at least two states and 45 miles of ocean.

Biarritz's center is compact and can be traversed at a leisurely pace in about 20 minutes, but trips farther out require a car.

There may be only a single frenetic evening to be traversed at Anfield but the Champions League final is a speck in the distance.

The whole trip — about seven miles, traversed at a leisurely pace, obeying traffic signals and stopping occasionally to talk — took less than an hour.

Route 25A, known here as Northern Boulevard, is the only east-west through road on Nassau's hilly, bay-indented North Shore, and the viaduct is a key section, traversed at highway speeds by 38,000 vehicles a day.

While each level can be traversed at a leisurely pace – protecting Harrison's mortality – Lost Orbit's real thrills come from successfully pulling off jackknife turns and last second barrel rolls at breakneck speeds.

The robots must be privately funded, traverse at least 500 meters, and send a specific set of video images and data back to earth.

Rocky headlands break up the route, spiky outcroppings of stone that make for postcard-worthy views but that can be deadly to traverse at the wrong time.

Over 370 miles of that land stretches across the border to Mexico, which for years migrants have attempted to traverse at great risk.

Yet for science to continue to thrive and make this contribution to innovation, it must traverse at least three key crossroads.

Bars and public alcohol consumption have rebounded as Iraq's streets have become safer to traverse at night, but Islamic prohibitions against drinking and raids of Baghdad's nightclubs have limited the spread of alcohol.