Sentence examples for going to transport from inspiring English sources
Really, a forehead ringlet is not going to transport us 20 years back in time.
"People need to realize that if they are paying minimum wage, a huge portion of that is going to transport".
So if someone is going to transport a fridge themselves it is just as easy to take it to a proper tip.
Anna Soubry, a combative former lawyer, was promoted to defence minister, with Claire Perry going to transport as parliamentary under secretary.
In London, buyers have been found for more than 600 officers, with most going to Transport for London, which manages the bus network.
I had my windows open, and so many were getting in my car that I had to be really careful that I wasn't going to transport them back with me.
The bulk of the funds to be announced this week (around €32bn) would go to transport infrastructure projects, with €9bn each earmarked for energy, including smart grids, and for broadband infrastructure and digital public services.
The same month that Adonis went to transport, in October 2008, his Tory shadow minister, Theresa Villiers, told her party conference that a future Conservative government would not build a third runway at Heathrow.
This week, Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a deal with five of California's 107 Indian tribes that allows them to expand their slot-machine operations in exchange for a fat bundle of tax revenues: a first payment of $1 billion will go to transport projects.
Other women to be promoted into ministerial roles, outside of the cabinet, include Anna Soubry, who becomes a defence minister, Clare Perry, who goes to transport, and Priti Patel, who becomes Exchequer Secretary at the Treasury.
