Sentence examples for get a transit from inspiring English sources

They were complaining of the fact that it sometimes took as long as four months to get a transit repaired.

"The [French team] has done a nice job," he says, "but it is very difficult to get a transit spectrum of an Earthlike planet in the habitable zone of its parent star".

You need visas for Egypt and Ethiopia before you can get a Sudanese transit visa.

I have seen a bunch of speedy boarders get on a transit bus quicker than the rest of us common folk: we shuffled aboard last, but when the bus finished its stately journey across the tarmac, the slow boarders were the first off and first on the plane.

The five passengers and the driver barely had time to get out, a transit spokeswoman said.

Sure, you can always turn to a laptop or iPhone to get a digital copy, but most transit websites are painfully slow and difficult to navigate.

"We are now able to get a granular view into our transit system across all stations in 15-minute increments," Kannan said.

Of course, this same body has also promised to build a working public transit system, get a handle on pollution, and eradicate graft.

He will need to confront mass-transit debt, get a fairer shake from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and complete the Second Avenue subway.

Besides, who knows how long it will take Transit Wireless to get a full system up and running in all 277 underground stations.

They will not vote for public transit downstate until they get a huge share of money for projects upstate.