Sentence examples for busy railways from inspiring English sources

The elevated expressways were built to take walkers from the busy railways stations, which are crowded with pedestrians, hawkers, rickshaws and public buses, and connect them to targeted destinations like residential areas, bus stations, taxi stands, office spaces and shopping areas.

The city has a central business and retailing area with high concentrations of shops, businesses and entertainment facilities that, along with the busy railway station, attracts a large number of visitors to the centre.

At Sydney's busy railway stations, staff handed out bottled water.

They were mowed down in a busy railway station and a public hospital.

He's sitting in the boardroom of his spartan new London offices, close to a busy railway junction.

"If your front drive is near a busy railway station, you might be able to charge £500 a year or more.

Zaragoza is also a busy railway junction and a trade centre for the agricultural products of the surrounding fertile river basin watered by the Imperial Canal and the Ebro, Huerta, and Gállego rivers.

NEGOTIATING his way across a crowded concourse at a busy railway station, a traveller removes his phone from his pocket and, using its camera, photographs a bar code printed on a poster.

Surrounded by other factory units and adjacent to a busy railway line, the empty warehouse is understood to have been used regularly in recent years by GMP for training exercises.

The local transport network is well-developed, with busy railway lines, a river port on the Oder in Wrocław, and an international airport at Wrocław-Strachowice.Dolnośląskie is an important tourist and recreational region.

There is also Mint Street, another Peabody project in east London, where the architects Pitman Tozer have built their design around the challenging presence of a busy railway viaduct on one side.