Sentence examples for early transportation from inspiring English sources

The area became an early transportation centre because the Thames was fordable there.

The rugged terrain of West Virginia limited early transportation and contributed to isolation and slow economic growth.

Docks were built around 1960, according to Dave Torrell, the curator of the university's hall of fame, and early transportation from anchored boats often came from members of the rowing teams in exchange for tips.

While early transportation consisted of ferries, stagecoaches, steamboats, street railroads, and railroads, the city's transportation systems have evolved to include the Interstate Highway System, parklike boulevards and a variety of bicycle and pedestrian trails.

The train was originally called the Afghan, after the camels that provided earlier transportation into the Australian interior; it has since been shortened to the Ghan, and a camel with its rider is the train's ubiquitous trademark.

Its alignment followed the Ridge Route north of Gorman and south of Reservoir Summit, a longer distance than any of the earlier transportation routes, but from Gorman south to the present location of Pyramid Lake, where it turned east to Reservoir Summit, it roughly followed the later Ridge Route Alternate.

The city's new Metro remained open, and by early evening transportation returned to normal.

Most of the early merchandise transportation in the area was done by Durham boats on the Lehigh and Susquehanna Rivers.

Martin Gray, sentenced to death in 1721 for returning early from transportation, was "greatly frighted, least his Body should be cut, and torn, and mangled after Death, and had sent his Wife to his Uncle to obtain some money to prevent it".

W. E. Moore started one of the earliest public transportation lines in Britain in 1815, with three donkeys and a cart.

Thus, patients can be transported earlier via the transportation service and wait if applicable in the supervisory room until the intervention can take place.