Sentence examples for A terminus from inspiring English sources

A terminus of both railway and steamship lines, Wādī Ḥalfā is an agricultural and commercial centre serving both Egypt and The Sudan.

A terminus opened at Aldgate on 18 November 1876, initially for a shuttle service to Bishopsgate before all Met and District trains worked through from 4 December.

So Paris will be a way station in this fight, not a terminus.

And in Change Square, now a terminus for motorbike taxis, a few crumpled tents remain, coated in dust.

Harwich became, as an outport of London, a terminus for passenger ferries across the North Sea.

Rochester was also a terminus for the Underground Railroad (escape route for runaway slaves).

"It was a terminus for the gold caravans crossing the Sahara," he said.

Westport prospered as a terminus for the Santa Fe, California, and Oregon trails.

The festival was also a terminus for Word Express, an ambitious project in south-east Europe backed by the Wales-based Literature Across Frontiers.

It will mark a watershed for Rawlins and Heath in particular, a terminus in their seven-year journey together from a fledgling team among myriad minor-league wannabes.

Cities with rail lines, especially those with a terminus, are demanding a say in regulation and a much higher level of insurance to cover the risk of spills.