Sentence examples for cut journeys from inspiring English sources

The first high-speed railway, known as the Shinkansen ("new mainline"), cut journeys between Tokyo and Osaka by two hours (from six to four) when it opened in 1964.

A new £500m rail link to Heathrow Airport has been given the go-ahead which will cut journeys by up to 30 minutes for travellers.

The scenes in 1000 Cut Journey are designed to illustrate such incidents.

It will make life easier for everyone, cut journey times, create jobs and boost the economy.

They are: Kickstart HS3 to cut journey times between Leeds and Manchester by 40% to 30 minutes.

The brand-new route, modelled on the Channel tunnel, would cut journey times by half.

Capacity will also be added elsewhere to cut journey times to cities such as Liverpool, Sheffield and Newcastle.

The Adonis report calls for "immediate and very significant investment for action now" to cut journey times.

As the spine of connections across the north, that would also cut journey times throughout the region.

Some can be rerouted to cut journey times, while others will stop at new stations offering more direct services.

With a flagship grant from the Brown Institute for Media Innovation, a bi-coastal institute located at Columbia Journalism School and Stanford Engineering, Cogburn and Bailenson created a 12-minute virtual reality film, 1000 Cut Journey.