Sentence examples for highway exchange from inspiring English sources

Maybe this is the way lots of people will communicate in the future: meet on the information highway, exchange messages, get to know the lining of each other's mind, then meet face to face.

In quotes from the book: Six hours to fly to Seattle, and it was all, she had to keep reminding herself, the same country – Ronald Reagan was the president of that lake and that little circular set of fields and that butterfly highway exchange and all these clouds and all the mountains too.

The road was one of 10 highways exchanged during the swap.

The Canadian government declared Kootenay a national park in 1920, when British Columbia agreed to relinquish the land 5 miles (8 km) on either side of the Trans-Canada Highway in exchange for federal funds to complete the highway's construction.

By John Seabrook At the moment, the best way to communicate with another person on the information highway is to exchange electronic mail: to write a message on a computer and send it through the telephone lines into someone else's computer.

Here we integrate a number of approaches to identify plausible underlying mechanisms that could facilitate migration and sharing of genomic DNA across geographically isolated springs (Fig. 1), thereby sustaining highways of information exchange across YNP ecosystems.

The company, after all, has been more than willing to cast the highway cowboys aside in exchange for an end to the threat of litigation.

In the age of information explosion, the prosperity of the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW) has become an information super highway, speeding up information exchange and sharing for information users.

For typical highway speeds, a vehicle exchanges between 40 and 80 CAMs while passing by.

The perils of specifics became apparent today, when the United States Central Command issued a statement saying their forces had killed 27 Iraqis, four in the original exchange on the highway when the tank came under fire, and 23 more in a subsequent assault.

In "carteras," the students take over passenger buses and occupy toll stations on highways, asking for donations in exchange for letting automobiles pass.