Sentence examples for going to transit from inspiring English sources

That means $4 billion would end up going to transit in New York".

Emigrants will continue to travel to Israel by going to transit points in Europe and then boarding Israeli-chartered and sponsored planes to Israel.

"The language is in the bill, the mandate is there from the public, and as people see the funding actually going to transit, that concern will be addressed," he said.

But the M.T.A. did develop a master plan in 1989 that envisioned a seven-block development over the 30 acres of rail yards, with proceeds from the sale of development rights going to transit programs.

The German soldiers initially believed that they were just going to transit through Russia, on their way to the Middle East where they would link up with Erwin Rommel's Afrika Corps.

Under current law, 2.86 cents of the 18.2 cent-per-gallon tax goes to transit.

According to Mr. Lautenberg, Mr. LaHood explained to Mr. Christie that if the trans-Hudson tunnel project is not revived, the $3 billion in federal funds will go to transit projects in other states.

"It's going to mass transit, schools, sewer systems, parks, municipal buildings, town halls, universities and hospitals".

And the amount of money going to other transit programs, including highway improvements, would be significantly reduced.

(The federal tax is routed through the federal Highway Trust Fund, with about 20percentt of that going to mass transit). The rest of state highway funds come from a variety of sources, like tolls, vehicle registration fees, bonds and general funds.

And depending on where I'm going, it's most likely going to hold transit cards as well (such as Hong Kong's Octopus or London's Oyster).