Sentence examples for an intermediate stop from inspiring English sources

He said the biggest problem involves the rider going to an intermediate stop, often to a service job.

At 11 45, the plane landed at Barksdale Air Force Base in Shreveport, La., an intermediate stop.

No one survived the flight, which was headed from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, to an intermediate stop in San Francisco, on its way to Seattle.

A1 Airliner Crashes in Siberia A Russian airliner carrying 143 passengers and crew members crashed near Irkutsk while approaching the airport for an intermediate stop on a flight from Yekaterinburg to Vladivostok.

The plane had been scheduled to make an intermediate stop in Irkutsk and was in an approach pattern to the airport there when it vanished from radar, Russian television reports said.

The base functioned as an intermediate stop on the transpolar air route between North America and northern Europe, and a ballistic missile early warning station was completed in 1961.

Because vegetative cells are susceptible to killing by ethanol, our findings suggest that spore germination was initiated in room air by exposure to the germinant solution, but that the process was stopped at an intermediate point prior to outgrowth (i.e., germination of spores in room air did not result in susceptibility to killing by ethanol).

Established as Bluie West 8 (BW 8), a U.S. World War II air base, the airport served for many years as a transpolar intermediate stop between Scandinavia and North America.

Representatives of the countries of the European Union and 10 Asian countries meet in the Canary Islands to make a plan to try to stem the flow of illegal immigrants to Europe; the Canary Islands is a frequent intermediate stop for such migrants en route to mainland Europe.

The trains will run every 15 minutes between the Far Rockaway-Mott Avenue and Beach 90th Street-Holland stations [PDF], making all intermediate stops through a connection known as the Hammels Wye, which is not typically used for passenger service.

USA (United States of America) The HSR system is defined as that providing the frequent express services between the major population centers on the distances from 200 to 600 mile (mi) with a few intermediate stops, at the speeds of at least 150 mph (mi/h) on the completely grade-separated, dedicated rights-of way lines (1 mi = 1.609 km).