Sentence examples for a terminus of from inspiring English sources

The mountain is so unusually steep and dramatic for this part of the country that its summit serves as a terminus of of the Appalachian Trail.

He also said the yard was a terminus of the Long Island Rail Road's Bay Ridge freight line, and the L.I.R.R. "didn't focus on rail freight".

Synthesis and self-assembly of a mercaptoundecaneamide derivative having a terminus of 1,4-hydroquinone (QT) are described.

The town is a terminus of the 1,155-mile 1,155-mile 1,859-km 1,859-kmrom Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, completed in 1974.

A terminus of both railway and steamship lines, Wādī Ḥalfāʾ is an agricultural and commercial centre serving both Egypt and Sudan.

Abeokuta, an important market centre, is a terminus of the roads and railways coming from Lagos and other parts of the country.

A seat on the Supreme Court was once a natural terminus of a career in public service.

It is a western terminus of the Long Island Rail Road.

Soon after, a western terminus of the Santa Fe Railroad was built in Richmond to handle the outflux of crude.

Gaspé is an eastern terminus of the Canadian National Railway and is the seat of a Roman Catholic diocese.

Cincinnati, perched on a bend in the Ohio River, had become in the nineteenth century an important terminus of western migration.