Sentence examples for Take a shuttle from inspiring English sources

Take a shuttle bus (about 20 minutes) from the village to access the sledding route, that traverses floodlit tunnels, hairpin turns and screech-to-a-stop straightaways.

Take a shuttle with a pointed end and 2 balls of mercerized cotton.

THE BASICS Most visitors fly to Vancouver, and then take a shuttle 70 miles north.

Riders could take a shuttle train from Secaucus to the Meadowlands.

Others in certain distant lots said they needed to take a shuttle bus to get close to the stadium.

Passengers used to have to take a shuttle bus between the terminal and the parking area, but no longer.

From the station, he takes a shuttle bus to work.

Taking a shuttle to the airport or paying for parking can run into hundreds of dollars.

On my first day, after mapping out a hiking plan for the week, I walked to the park and took a shuttle bus to the Zion Lodge stop.

To get there from the coast, I took a shuttle bus, where a young Greek Cypriot was negotiating with the driver, a Turk from the mainland, to take her to a border crossing not on his route.

From the booking station in the center of town, I took a shuttle out to the river and was quickly outfitted with a life vest and a spray jacket and ushered onto a red boat with seats for a dozen.