Sentence examples for create a train from inspiring English sources

Will the Affordable Care Act create a "train wreck"?

In 2005, the developers won a bidding contest to create a train annex at the Farley and to develop a nearby office tower.

After meeting with postal officials on Friday, Mr. Peck said he was optimistic that a partnership could be formed to create a train station and working post office under the same roof.

Wonkbook's Top 5 Stories: 1) gun control falls in Senate; 2) full text of immigration reform bill released; 3) the helps and harms in the economy; 4) will Obamacare create a "train wreck"?; and 5) Obama dines with Dems.

Because of an editing error, a picture credit on Wednesday with an article about a plan to create a train hall and retail space in the James A. Farley Building in Manhattan misspelled part of the name of the firm that created a rendering of the planned space.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Tuesday presented a fast-track plan that would finally create a train hall and retail space in the James A. Farley Building, also known as the General Post Office, on the west side of Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, while renovating the cramped, dingy underground passageways and platforms across the avenue at Penn Station.

She later directed the opera program at the University of Arkansas, Little Rock, and afterward moved to San Francisco, where she taught privately and helped create a training program for young singers.

Then, we create a training database and we execute on it the selected full-reference metric.

Use the tips below to create a training program and ensure employees get the knowledge they need.

Mr Osborne will also announced a £5m investment in the National Film and Television School's Digital Village, to create a training centre for the UK's digital and creative industries.

A methodology section then follows, where we describe how crisis-related tweets have been collected, selected using automated processing, and tagged manually by a number of annotators in order to create a training set.