Sentence examples for central travel from inspiring English sources

For instance, Hyde Park is very similar to St. Pancras and Somers Town as both are central travel hubs that handle the large commuter flows to local corporate offices and government buildings.

Grand Central travels both to and from London.

In the lighter types a central travelling tower sustains the cantilever girders on either side; the big hammerhead cranes (up to 300-ton capacity) used in working on ships that have proceeded from the yards to fitting-out basins have a fixed tower and revolving pivot reaching down to rotate the cantilever in a circle.

RESOURCES "Central Asia Travel Guide," by Greg Bloom, John Noble and Bradley Mayhew, published by Lonely Planet.

Nicaragua's place in the hierarchy of Central American travel destinations remains low because it sounds a lot riskier than it is.

Each year hundreds of thousands of optimistic South and Central Americans travel north to see whether things might be less crappy for them in the United States.

Also, some bison from the central herd travel to the northern portion of Yellowstone during winter and commingle with the northern herd, with most returning to the Hayden Valley for the subsequent breeding period.

In addition, X-Gal staining was found in the E15.5 dorsal root, the pathway through which DRG central projections travel to reach the dSC.

Only a few publications so far discuss the presence of e.g., SP-containing nerve fibers., - SP and concomitant calcitonine-gene related peptide (CGRP) containing nerve fibers reach the spleen via the central artery, travel along the trabecular system and arborize into the red pulp.

A delegation of Roosevelt's central planners travels to Moscow and exults — dances a jig! — when granted an audience with Leon Trotsky ("We got it! A meeting with Trotsky, a meeting with Trotsky …").

As its central character travels back to Argentina to visit a sick mother, the drama cracks into shards of possible realities, capturing in a thrillingly theatrical way an emotional and cultural dislocation.