Sentence examples for was route from inspiring English sources
noun
A course or way which is traveled or passed.
- The route was used so much that it formed a rut.
In Phillipsburg, the route was moved from Route 28 to follow its current alignment on what was Route 24 between the Easton-Phillipsburg Toll Bridge and present-day Route 57 (then a part of Route 24) and Route 24-28 Link between there and Route 28.
The opening goal was route one in style.
His job was route supervisor for a produce company.
Close in was Route 66; beyond it were rail tracks and a die-straight slash of Interstate.
(The other was Route 4, now Route 109).
Also assigned at this time was Route 16, which went from Cuba to Rochester via Le Roy and Caledonia.
It was route-one football that should have opened the scoring when Commons played a long ball to the feet of Griffiths.
It is Route 287, not Route 78.
Massachusetts is route 128.
It is Route 23A, not 28A.
The last phase is route discovery phase.
