Sentence examples for get around the capital from inspiring English sources

First, the way that commuters get around the capital has shifted.

"Allowing tens of thousands of private hire vehicles to drive in bus lanes would seriously disrupt the bus network and our passengers' ability to get around the capital".

Jean told friends he was so worried about using the tube he was considering buying a motorbike to get around the capital.

Hyams wanted to get around the capital's height restrictions to build up 35 floors.

TfL said its research showed the move, which came into force at 04 30 BST, was unlikely to affect tourists "as the vast majority use a prepaid ticket, such as a Visitor Oyster, to get around the capital".

As word got around, the crowds swelled.

Getting around the capital cheaply isn't difficult either, with taxis charging 10 yuan for the first four kilometers and 2 yuan a kilometer after that.

Despite never being a politician, he has fought his way into the contest proper with six CLP nominations thanks to a exceptional grassroots campaign, getting around the capital mostly by bicycle to address dozens of local activist meetings.

The remaining $40,000 will be subject to lower capital-gains tax — and only when you get around to selling the shares.

More people living in the city means providing more transport services to help them and the further droves who just work in and visit the capital get around the place.

Now banks are content to run the funds themselves as ways to effectively get around the reserve requirements and capital rules that would apply if the bank took deposits and made loans.