Sentence examples for busy path from inspiring English sources

The Journal Square redevelopment effort started almost a decade before the State Theater project, with the busy PATH station as the catalyst.

The men working down here, in most cases, have been at the job for months, first working above ground installing tiebacks and now here on the once busy PATH tracks.

Re "A Corner Office Has Little Room for Books" (On the Contrary, July 1), in which Daniel Akst described how the busy path to the chief executive's job may not include much reading: Thanks to Mr. Akst for confirming why, as a reader, I often feel like a misfit in the business world.

Travelers may choose a beaten path, but face busy paths because of traffic in links which enter the path, but the ATIS doesn't predict the traffic situation.

"Hope Song," a darkly reflective ballad, fits into that category, and so does "A Squirrel's Tale," which takes a brighter and busier path.

Men wander past in work suits, ties in their jacket pockets; the site's under a busy flight path; families tuck into M&S dip selection packs; shoppers lug round purchases from TopShop and Fopp.

Loren Thompson, a defense analyst at the Lexington Institute, said this first attack on the Pentagon would raise many difficult questions about whether the Defense Department's headquarters should be defended, and how, sitting as it does along the busy flight path of Ronald Reagan National Airport.

One situation that springs to mind is the individual who began driving for Uber last year, six months before intentionally plowing into a busy bike path in New York.

The New-Namers, they'll set up a table along a busy pedestrian path, outside the local coffee shop, for instance.

It had been less than a day since a man charged a rented truck down a busy bike path before ramming into a school bus in Lower Manhattan, killing eight and wounding a dozen more in what federal authorities have called an act of terror.

Bicyclist/pedestrian passing events (n = 407) were observed on three relatively busy shared paths in Sydney, Australia – one of them without centreline marking.