Sentence examples for fellow transport from inspiring English sources

But fellow transport group British Airways found a better following, adding 131C4p to 4291C4p after one broker reportedly raised its rating on the share to 'strong buy' from 'outperform'outperform

Footage shows Grayling was accompanied by his fellow transport minister Paul Maynard, who left the scene, while Simon Jones, a former Conservative parliamentary candidate and now special adviser to Grayling, is seen watching the scene unfold as he puts his identity badge in his jacket pocket.

BNSF stock soared 27.5% to $97 a share on Tuesday and elevated fellow transport stocks.

Leaving Botany Bay she collided with Friendship, losing her mainmast staysail and topsail, but the damage was swiftly repaired and she was able to enter Port Jackson in line with her fellow transports.

Carrying 650 animals, El Sol headed to New York to join in a convoy with fellow Army transport, and U.S. Navy troop transports,,,,, and.

Thomson's next contribution followed his appointment as research fellow in transport at the LSE in October 1965.

A lavish fellow, he transports everybody who is anybody to his elaborate complex in Iceland.

Mr. McNally, like the fellow who transported London Bridge to Arizona, has recreated this dream on one of Manhattan's few open squares, an expanse of paving stone that makes Pastis seem even more theatrical than it is.

Not content with hand-stroking over dinner tables or inflicting your lustfulness on friends, family, innocent bystanders or fellow public-transport users, you come to the conclusion – seeing as it's the 21st century and all – that you should blog about it.

Their fellow warriors would transport the weapons from a safe house in Thailand.

While slowing speeds is a good idea, said David Bonilla, senior research fellow at the transport studies unit at Oxford University's School of Geography and the Environment, he maintains that it cannot on its own arrest the emissions growth resulting from today's trade patterns, in which vast amounts of goods are produced in Asia but consumed in Europe or the United States.