“route”造句，怎麼用route造句

There is a scenic route across the Alps.

They pioneered a new route to the coast.

The particular app in question is a subway route finder that shows route signs when you point your phone one direction or another.

On the foundation, the section produced summarily content, route and method, and so on.

The bus route goes so far as that, so you'll need to take a taxi.

This provides a convenient escape route if a user changes his mind or inadvertently clicks the wrong button.

When the Germans began laying tracks in 1904, construction followed along the centuries-old caravan route cleared by Arab traders.

But they worked out that to take a route through a city, always take as many right turns as possible, even if the route is a bit longer, because that's going to be quickest.

Every week try something new, whether it is a new recipe, a new hair style, a new workout or a new route to work.

The tactical logic was coolly efficient: the marines almost always took that same route into the area, today being an exception.

If the proxy servers in the initial transaction flows have added themselves to the transaction through requests to record the route, the acknowledgement is sent through those servers.

THE first scene of "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger", Woody Allen's newest film, brings us Helena (Gemma Jones), a frumpy woman in a London taxi cab en route to visit a psychic.

He tried to flee across the Hungarian border, a route used by other scouts making their way to France to fight in the Free Polish forces there, only to be caught at the crossing.

The central government of the Yuan Dynasty also dispatched officials into Tibet to conduct censuses, establish the number of corvee laborers in areas under various wanhu offices and decide the number of corvee laborers, provisions and animal transport the areas along the post route had to supply.

The plane deviated from its usual route.

The route was designed to relieve traffic congestion.

We should not retrace the route our forefathers had taken.

On her second marathon, en route to Portland, she fractured a bone in her foot.

This scenic route showcases the pumpkin-orange hues of fall foliage.

There is little evidence that methamphetamine inhalation results in greater toxicity than any other route of administration.

Hepatitis A and E are also transmitted by the fecal-oral route, in association with lack of access to safe water and sanitation.

Riders may find themselves inching along behind a lumbering freight train for miles at a time, until the route reaches a side track on which the Amtrak train can pass.

"Europe's first transcontinental express train, it covered over 1,700 mi (2,740 km); after 1919 the route extended from Calais and Paris to Lausanne and via the Simplon Pass to Milan, Venice, Zagreb, and Beyond."

the initiation of a new bus route

Two routes are required: a default route to find the home page and another route to find a page by its slug.

Try the direct route: Take his hand, place it on your thigh — and then slide it higher, and higher...

One measure of which route she intends to take will be her choice to succeed Mr Powell's loyal lieutenant, Richard Armitage, who also resigned this week.

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Devaluation, the usual route to rebalancing, is not open to countries in the euro area.

No clear information about the source of the Nigerian outbreak is presently available, but the country is known to lie along a flight route for birds migrating from central Asia.

If the message is corrupted en route, the receiver can use the added numbers to mathematically reconstruct the damaged bits.

The spectators ranged themselves along the route of the procession.