Sentence examples for days of transit from inspiring English sources
"It saves between 12 and 14 days of transit," said Ron Sallet, a manager in Rotterdam for the state-owned Cosco Group, which operates the Yong Sheng.
Do you think you might enjoy those days of transit — the joys of a starry night in the middle of the ocean, or a round of drinks with new friends as you look out across the stern railing at the glimmering water — and hold them in your memories well after your vessel made landfall?
Mohammed's Aleppo arrived in New York City on December 24 , 2015 after three days of transit.
In response to the new complaint, Magney said in an email that further review showed that only four ballots were sent out too late to have the required 45 days of transit time.
All turtles satellite-tagged on their nesting beach reached their first TRA after 21 to 99 days of transit with a high mean swimming and apparent velocities (typically >45 cm.s−1, i.e. 39 km.day−1, except GA06-3, Table S1, Fig. 5) and a high mean straightness index of the motor and apparent paths (mean D/L typically >0.8).
The timing is set so that participants will have 140 days of cycling and 15 days for transit to arrive back in July just before the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, hosted this year by Britain.
Talk story giving writer's impressions of scenes around town on Wednesday (Apr. 2), the second day of the transit strike.
A native of the Rockaways who rode the A train as a child, Mr. Walder began his career in public service in the darker days of New York's transit system, when graffiti and crime were rampant.
So if this strike were to last the same 11 days of the last transit strike, the union alone could be on the hook for $1.93 billion.
Bluefin tuna were absent from the overall high-use areas an average of 128±68 days per year with peak times of transit between these areas occurring during spring months (Table 3; Figure.4b and 5b).
