Sentence examples for bullet links from inspiring English sources
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Two streetcar lines link Expo 2000 to central Hanover and a bullet train links the Expo site to major German and European cities, including Amsterdam.
Mr. Jennings has not forgotten the time Albany made it into a Letterman monologue; the subject was a proposed bullet train linking New York City to Albany.
New bullet train link to the north's wide open spaces From the end of March, a direct bullet train will link Tokyo with Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan's main islands, considered to be the country's natural adventure playground.
A high-speed "bullet" train link between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, costing 10 billion Malaysian ringgit ($3.2 billion), was the first to come under review.Welcome as they are, these moves seem unlikely to save Mr Badawi.
And an effective ballistic fingerprinting law -- which would create a computerized database that could use markings on a bullet to link them with the guns that fired them -- would require a national register of gun owners.
Growth has also accelerated thanks to improved ground transit: A new bullet train linking Nanjing and Shanghai started service last year, cutting travel time between the cities from several hours to just 75 minutes, and a Beijing-Shanghai high-speed line is scheduled to open later this year, with a stop in Nanjing.
MIAMI — Gov. Charlie Crist signed a package of legislation into law on Wednesday that seeks to shore up commuter rail service in South Florida, add service in the state's center and win billions of dollars in federal money for a bullet train linking Tampa and Orlando.
Another poll pledge of the BJP is to introduce bullet trains linking India's major cities.
WASHINGTON - California's futuristic plans for 220-mph bullet trains linking the Bay Area with Los Angeles and beyond are facing a moment of truth.
All Persons Interested," the agency claims it will fight back against those who challenge its ability to sell $8.6 billion in bonds to finance a portion of the $69 billion bullet train linking San Francisco and Los Angeles.
