Sentence examples for true route from inspiring English sources

"If we've got a true route horse, which we do, he's going to maintain his fitness and his exercise.

"This will be a true route of ground that a sprinter won't be able to win," said Patrick Biancone, the well-traveled Frenchman who trains the Juvenile contenders Whywhywhy and Zavata.

And yet if I put aside all the smug, nasty and fundamentally wrong assumptions that come with venerating parenting as the one true route to betterment, I must admit this: since I had my son I have been a happier person.

When Sylvester Graham, a noted health advocate of the day who promoted a diet rich in vegetables and similar regimens, died in 1851 at the not-quite-ripe age of 57, the presiding doctor, a partisan of cold baths and plain water as the true route to vigor, attributed Graham's death to "warm baths" and the consumption of the dread "Congress water," or mineral water.

In multimodal situations as in Figure 7, the comparison of the accuracy of the mean to the true route is not necessarily so relevant, e.g., in PF at time step 70, the mean is located in a low probability area of the posterior.

Advertising would have one believe this is the true route to happiness.

Easy access to technology gave us the freedom to improvise from some of the tried and true routes found on bikemap.net, which hosts hundreds of maps from people who have done this same trip in hundreds of ways.

The best she could do was the tried-and-true route, telling him that if he didn't eat dinner, he wouldn't get dessert.

There's also the tried-and-true route of the job search website.

This human trafficking follows certain tried-and-true routes until they are discovered; not long before Ibrahim left Iraq, a route that took Iraqis through Iran to Holland was "burned," so the first leg of Ibrahim's journey led him and a group of Iraqis through Dubai to Bombay.

The same holds true for route no. 9, as it does not satisfy any of the above criteria.