Sentence examples for What transport from inspiring English sources
"What transport" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is typically used to ask about the mode or method of transportation being used or needed. For example: - "What transport will you take to get to the airport?" - "I haven't decided yet. What transport do you recommend?" - "We need to figure out what transport will be most efficient for our trip."
So will you agree to pay soliders a £500 bonus, which is what transport workers are getting?
But that's what transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin is planning – we'll pay by smartphone or card, and paper tickets will be a distant memory.
But staff dissatisfaction at what Transport for London chiefs refer to as the modernisation of the tube does not appear to have abated, despite Khan promising an independent review.
Yet crucial to its enduring power is that, in the shadow of the Great Depression, Dorothy's dreams and imagination (and a clunk on the head) are what transport her.
Some locals bitch about him – jumped-up farmer, acts as if he owns Pilton, who is he to say what transport can and can't come into the village, makes a fortune at our expense, it's not only the cows he milks.
And what transport will be used?
What transports them beyond illustration is Moreau's disturbingly suggestive style: he combines sharp, jewelled details with vague mists of colour in a way that raises his art from depiction to dream.
Because a book in my hand is what transports me and gives me solace from events that I can't control.
And what shocks, what transports, must have been produced when in burning words they issued from the lips of the hero!" Jamsetji Tata was inspired by Vivekananda to establish the Indian Institute of Science, one of India's best-known research universities.
We need to rethink the transport industry to meet these goals, and redefine what sustainable transport will look like in the future.
