Sentence examples for dangerous transit from inspiring English sources

Especially as in both cases, Australia and the U.S., these children have to traverse dangerous transit countries and inhospitable natural environments (the sea and desert respectively).

German submarines were not able to reach the Atlantic unless they undertook a dangerous transit journey through the North Sea and around Britain's northern waters, or through the English Channel, which was guarded by the Royal and French Navies.

'This Is Good Work' Rotary also sponsors a tactic used to reach children from areas too dangerous for home visits: "transit point" vaccinating.

As is the case with solar eclipses, attempting to look directly into the sun during the Venus transit is dangerous, so NASA suggests using eclipse shades or a number 14 welder's glass.

According to Dobbs, there will now be three classes of vessels transiting through dangerous waters; armed, hardened or enhanced security measures, and no precautionary measures.

For example, while some transit officials talk about a dangerous operating deficit for next year of more than $600 million, the most recent figures show subway and bus revenues actually running $33 million ahead of budget right now.

A transit lounge in Heathrow is a dangerous place to be.

Jeff Tittle of the state chapter of the Sierra Club said the proceeds of a gas-tax increase should go for "fixing our dangerous roads and falling-down bridges and mass transit".

Swimming against this tide can be dangerous, inviting an extended stay in an embassy or transit lounge.

WASHINGTON — Federal safety officials warned city transit systems nationwide on Tuesday about a dangerous flaw that may fool safety systems into indicating that a track is empty when it is actually occupied.

The chaotic and dangerous scene on Tuesday at Penn Station caused by this illegal transit strike made it obvious why we have the Taylor Law.