Sentence examples for a faster journey from inspiring English sources

Teams that have flocked to France, from Haitian sprinters to US wrestlers, want to be as close as possible to the UK and, as local politicians argue, with Eurostar the Calais coast is "a faster journey to the Olympic Village than from some northern suburbs of London".

A journey that is without interchange might be chosen over a faster journey with interchange.

It is argued by some that the introduction of such pests as phylloxera was only a problem after the invention of steamships, which allowed a faster journey across the ocean, and consequently allowed durable pests, such as the Phylloxera, to survive.

Re "A Faster Journey to Mars" (Science Illustrated, Oct. 27): An early concept of a nuclear engine coupled with electric propulsion was presented in a paper that I wrote in 1963 for The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Journal.

The station opened with a 600-space car park and a fastest journey to London of 95 minutes, which was subsequently reduced to 75 minutes with the introduction of the new High Speed Trains in the mid-70s.

"Passengers will travel in a more environmentally sustainable way and experience a quieter, faster journey with savings of up to 20% on existing timetables".

Rail passengers, it says, want a more reliable service, faster journey times and better quality rolling stock.

A spokeswoman said: "This agreement does not include free travel on our high speed service as passengers on this route pay a premium for their faster journey and we need to balance protecting their interests with helping passengers affected by the London Bridge work".

Commuters in the south-east of England have been promised a faster, easier journey on the £14.8bn Crossrail line, but may find their progress slowed considerably by a lengthy walk to connect to London Underground services.

"You want the site to make shopping faster and easier, and when you're showing those items that customers are trending towards, you're actually making a faster shopping journey for them, which is ultimately the goal," he says.

They also suspect faster journey times can only mean fewer trains stopping here, halfway between Norwich and Ipswich.