Sentence examples for a few metro from inspiring English sources

A few Metro North and Long Island Railroad services will start today.

Spending shoe leather and a few Metro tickets For two days in Paris, including hotels, meals, museum admissions and transportation, I spent 999.50 francs -- $138.82, at the exchange rate of 7.2 francs to the dollar -- $11.18 under my $75-a-day 75-a-day

For $219 per night, the Boston Brewmance package - which is not limited to fathers and sons - includes a night in the marine-themed hotel, a tour of the local Harpoon Brewery, a beer flight and bar snacks at 606 Congress, a New American-cuisine restaurant adjacent to the hotel, a card of beer-inspired recipes, and even a few metro passes to see the city.

Piazza Bologna, a bit further out near the University of Rome, is more affordable and residential and only a few metro stops from the city center.

We noticed that many of the companies behind these supergiant rounds are headquartered in just a few metro areas around the United States.

At 8 15 a.m. that morning a gunman went to a Jewish school in Joliment, only a few metro stops from my house, and shot a Rabbi and three young students, two of whom were the teacher's kids.

A few Metro-North riders looked up, then back down.

Yelp has done it by focusing on a few metros and copious amounts of parties.

If all the wealth creation and jobs from entrepreneurship are confined to a few major metro areas, the disturbing trends in inequality, particular across geographies, will become more pronounced.

In the mid-20th century, the spirit of Metro-land was remembered in John Betjeman's poems such as "The Metropolitan Railway" published in the A Few Late Chrysanthemums collection in 1954 and he later reached a wider audience with his television documentary Metro-land, first broadcast on 26 February 1973.

The Cincinnati area, in the southwest corner, is one of the country's few metro areas that can be called reliably Republican, while in the southeastern region, along a curving spine of Appalachian coal country, economic hardship abounds, and voters tend to swing toward whichever party promises change.