WICHITA, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Shreveport, Little Rock, Memphis Birmingham, Atlantaandnd up the eastern corridor to Washington, Philadelphia, New York City and into southern New England and Boston".
There are plans to invest in rehabilitating lines along the eastern corridor between Port Harcourt in the south and Maiduguri in the north-east.
By contrast, in the Eastern corridor from northern New Jersey to Charlotte, N.C., Mr. Dunkelberg said, business confidence is as high as in New England.
As a crucial point of entry for slaves escaping along the eastern corridor, and the home of many Quaker abolitionists, New Jersey was important in the Underground Railroad network.
The acquisition of The Globe in 1993 was part of the company's strategy to solidify its grip on the eastern corridor advertising sector and to have a presence that stretched from Maine to the District of Columbia.
That became impractical when he was a teenager, working streets up and down the eastern corridor, selling crack, and he says he began to work on memorizing, creating "little corners in my head where I stored rhymes".
US Airways also flies relatively short routes in the crowded Eastern corridor, where flights are often late and planes spend more time waiting on runways than they do elsewhere in the country.
The wind blew out of the north that night, a ceaseless hum, and in the morning there was a final day of fishing, before another meal, another dawn, a long day of travel through Caracas, Miami and the eastern corridor that leads to home.
No, the initial encounter is most likely to occur in the Bronx, that borough being contiguous with the mainland's Eastern corridor, where the black bear has staged such a remarkable comeback -- some biologists estimate the bear population to be as high as 3,300 in northwest New Jersey alone -- that the state yesterday opened its first sanctioned bear hunt in 33 years.
