take a route

He took a route between trees where the ground was more open.

If they try to slow down, an eager society will just take a route around them.

Take a route that is five miles out of the way to avoid county fair traffic.

Now skiers can take a route around it called Compromise.

The next three miles take a route along the beach passing by the Gas terminal.

We did not take a route due north, but followed many diversions to east and west.

We walked slowly through the darkness, taking a route with so many turns I quickly lost track of our direction.

In the past, the line took a route more north, closer to the centre of Grenoble.

I took a route that involved running an extra couple of miles and jumping over my back fence.

She'll take a route that's not very well traveled to try and throw off pursuit.

They rode south, taking a route in the opposite direction from the one they'd taken to the hot springs.

And, most important of all, it took a route it was familiar with.

Hingis had taken a route to the final that no one imagined, either.

He was taking a route that would bring him to only one spot - the home of his father in Pelham!

Joe took a route over a carpet of jungle vegetation.

"Visitors will be able to take a route so they can hit 50 of our greatest masterpieces."

He says you were foolish to take a route you had already talked about.

It is therefore important that you take a route which is likely to succeed.

"Take a route that serves both business and leisure travelers," he explains.

One of the two cars carrying the Americans took a route along back roads and evaded the police.

Taoism takes a route towards the personal life in a world where external forces are neutral.

"He took a route mapped out by the White House.

"The Creation" takes a route to success that excludes pandering.

They took a route now that led them off the road onto a rocky track, which slowed their pace considerably.

Instead, he took a route of his own to the pier where the Amazonia was docked.