Sentence examples for day transportation from inspiring English sources

For those who may not wish to take on the challenge on a given day, transportation can be arranged, but at the hiker's expense.

The Fountains at RiverVue in Tuckahoe, for example, advertises itself as an assisted living residence, although it is licensed by New York State as an adult home, which means that it must provide three meals a day, transportation, housekeeping, personal care and 24-hour supervision.

Furthermore, although the number of children sampled per cluster must be adequate to provide robust treatment decisions, there are likely to be important trade-offs balancing the size of a team, the number of schools that can be covered in a day, transportation time, processing times for samples and costs associated with the above considerations.

They were transferred to a clean cotton pillow case, which was suspended inside a pet transport pack, for same day transportation by air to the Australian Animal Health Laboratory AAHLL) in Geelong.

In 2008, about 756,000 cars entered Manhattan south of 60th Street each day, transportation officials said.

To encourage carriers to spread operations more evenly throughout the day, Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters has said that congested airports can base landing fees on landing times and traffic volume.

The road and rail system will face a million trips a day in addition to the usual 3.5 million when the Games begin Friday, transportation officials warned in a news conference on Tuesday.

They wanted to use their pickups for day-to-day transportation, with the cargo bed occasionally put to use for some weekend-wienie chore.

The turnpike prevalence in Mr. Sichel's work reflects his theory that highways are to present-day transportation what rivers were in the past.

Not only does twice-a-day transportation come at a high cost in terms of diesel but, in India's hot climate, milk spoils within five hours so time is of the essence.

Commonly used in other parts of the world as day-to-day transportation, the trike in America has long served as a sort of rocking chair for motorcyclists; the bike you ride when you don't really feel up to riding a bike anymore.