Sentence examples for first phase of the line from inspiring English sources

The argument in favour of the first phase of the line, between London and Birmingham, is to increase capacity.

The federal money will be applied to the first phase of the line, which is expected to take seven years to build.

The busiest departures from Euston in the evening already carry 60% more passengers than there are seats, and the network operator predicts passenger growth of more than a quarter by 2023, when the first phase of the line to Birmingham is due to be nearly finished.

Planning of the Fleet line continued and parliamentary approval was given in July 1969 for the first phase of the line, from Baker Street to Charing Cross.

Construction has begun on the second phase of the line, to be completed by 2005, extending it farther south to 21st Street in Bayonne and north to North Bergen.

The government's preferred route for the second phase of the line, linking Birmingham to Manchester and Leeds, includes a spur junction at Crewe, but no stop at Stoke-on-Trent.

Almost 100 ancient woodland sites, some dating back as far as a thousand years, will fall victim to the first phase of the £50bn line – known as HS2 – connecting London to the Midlands, according to a study by the Woodland Trust.

Federal officials now believe the first phase of the subway line will cost about $4.98 billion, nearly $1 billion more than the original estimate in 2007, when federal financing was secured for the project.

The utilities, within privately owned buildings or beneath Second Avenue itself, must be moved to make room for the first phase of the subway line, a 1.7-mile route between 96th Street and an existing station at Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street.

This covers the space within 60 metres of the planned route, and includes 338 homes that will have to be demolished to make way for the first phase of the rail line.

Now, at long last, the first phase of that line is being built.