Sentence examples for by a metro from inspiring English sources

Navvab Safavi is commemorated by a metro station and parkway in Tehran.

The Chakan International Airport, as it will be called, will be situated on a 1,730-acre 1,730-acreinked to an international exhibition center at Mositeby andetro railinked.

On Sunday we broke new ground; coffee at Café Marly overlooking I.M. Pei's glass pyramid at the Louvre was followed by a Metro ride to République and lunch at Chez Prune in the funky Canal Saint-Martin area.

Mr O'Neill estimates that if 14 British cities outside London were given more powers, between them they could boost the economy by £60 billion ($96 billion) a year by 2030.In order to do so, Mr O'Neill and his team suggest that big cities work together more effectively with nearby councils to create large "metro" areas, perhaps headed by a "metro mayor".

In 2002, a 24-year-old man was run over by a metro train approaching the station.

In her efforts to memorialise her beloved friend Harris, who died in 2008, Manguso doesn't want to be like the local Bronx reporter with whose bluntly factual story about an "unidentified white man" being killed by a Metro-North train the book begins.

To unlock this package, they have agreed to pay the government's political price by creating a metro mayor, in the Greater London model, for the whole of Greater Manchester.

The only public transport mode in Thessaloniki is a service run by buses, while a metro network is under construction.

City officials hope the congestion will be eased by a new metro extension, which opened on Monday – more than two years behind schedule.

This should now be compensated for by a new metro line, to be realised with public funding.

To the contrary, all things equal, if the increase of prices is generated by a new metro station, all relevant benefits except externalities are already in the users surplus: the house costs more exactly because more accessible.