Sentence examples for direct journey from inspiring English sources

The longest direct journey one can take on the subway here must also be one of the world's best public transport bargains: 88km – a highly auspicious number in China – for just 2 yuan (roughly 20 pence).

Astronauts would stop at the station, known as the Gateway, before traveling on special landers to the lunar surface — an ambitious technological advance that didn't exist when Apollo astronauts landed there a half-century ago after a three-day direct journey.

This crocodile remained in the vicinity of the release site for just over 2 weeks before making a direct journey over 5 days along the coastline back to the Nesbit River (Fig. 2C).

Direct journeys from Copenhagen's main station to Sweden were cancelled, with the changes doubling the usual 40-minute commute time.

While they are apparently designed to facilitate "safer, faster and more direct journeys into the city", to suggest that being on a superhighway at this junction gives you even the most minimal protection from other traffic is patently ludicrous.

On direct journeys, the high-capacity Crossrail line, due to open in phases between 2017 and 2019, will bring passengers to central London from outer western and eastern suburbs substantially faster than the tube.

The superhighways - cycle routes running from outer London into and across central London - were designed to provide safe, fast and direct journeys for cyclists.

Geoff Inskip, Centro chief executive, said: "This is an interesting proposal and more work is needed to understand exactly how it could improve access to HS2 and Birmingham Airport and deliver improved, direct journeys to and from the West Midlands.. ..

Among thresher sharks, adults made much longer directed journeys than juveniles.

For a brief time, The Last of Us does become Ellie's game, and the player is asked to direct her journey.

Hamm, best known for 2001's The Hole and 2011's Killing Bono, is set to direct The Journey from a screenplay by County Down-born novelist and screenwriter Colin Bateman (Divorcing Jack).