Sentence examples for closed subway from inspiring English sources
Map of Manhattan highlighting areas around Madison Square Garden and open and closed subway stations.
The neighborhood is still a tangle of police checkpoints and closed subway stations.
Jason Alderman's family refuse to believe it, but police say he was trying to rob a closed Subway restaurant one Saturday evening in August.
Your average New Yorker can read "War and Peace" before a tourist realizes that he is in front of closed subway doors.
He climbs, crawls and shimmies into the deserted crevices of a crowded city, returning to the living with evocative stories and photographs: a closed subway station adorned with 80's-era graffiti; a ghostly, scuttled tugboat on Staten Island; an abandoned mausoleum with human bones exposed.
The authorities also closed subway stations in the capital in another measure to limit their movements.
Officer Geraci and Officer Wayne Rothschild were leading the dogs and their handlers through exercises in criminal apprehension, tracking and agility, starting on Roosevelt Island and moving to Battery Park and the Brooklyn Bridge station before ending in the now-closed subway station known as the "old City Hall" station.
Sometimes, though, the filmmakers have got it just right, as when they show us the long-closed Belmont subway tunnel and power station, not to lament the destruction of L.A.'s once-fine public transportation system but rather to celebrate the richness of the graffiti art that covers this entire area.
A1 Bomb in Times Square A small bomb detonated in front of the military recruiting station in Times Square, shook nearby buildings and closed streets and subway lines for the early morning, but caused little damage and no injuries.
None of that was any consolation to the commuters who showed up at the all-but-closed High Street Kensington subway station Monday afternoon, longing to get home.
He permeates closed windows, reaches into subways stations and wafts freely into storefronts and down side streets, cutting through the steady chatter and whoosh of traffic.
