Sentence examples for Quick travel from inspiring English sources
Quick travel note: The trick to walking into any unfamiliar, definitely locals-only, bar is not taking too long with your initial order.
The United States has been concerned that mainland Chinese not use Hong Kong as a steppingstone to gain quick travel rights to the United States.
But the farms' yields have increased in popularity because of advances in hydroponic technology, as well as quick travel times from farms to restaurant tables and store shelves.
Oliver Wainwright's quick travel guide to Leeds includes where to eat and drink, as well as what to see and buy.
And unlike many large festivals, this one had a network of fenced-off pathways that made quick travel through even a crowd of 100,000 tightly packed fans on Thursday evening easy for anyone needing or wanting to get through.
Those parts of Britain that have diversified local economies and good and quick travel links to London, such as Bristol, are doing better than low-wage Cornwall, where even big tourist attractions such as the Eden Project are only just emerging from a difficult period that saw 68 people lose their jobs and a further 50 posts left unfilled.
By implementing a quickest travel time approach, we analyse the number of quickest connections and the share of indirect quickest paths that remained un-managed in years 2006 and 2016.
The PISA test, for example, assesses pupils' ability to devise strategies for tackling unfamiliar problems, from working out the quickest travel time across a city to dealing with a new digital device.
Quicker travel is possible by crossing the bridge (shown above) by the town center, but it is unable to support vehicles larger than a motorcycle and thus unable to further facilitate trade.
Germany's high-speed autobahn is noted for allowing drivers quicker travel times.
In 2005, the first part of the Asker Line opened between Sandvika and Asker, with new double track running parallel to the old Drammen Line, allowing quicker travel times to Asker.
