Sentence examples for leading metro from inspiring English sources

He served this paper as its leading Metro columnist for over 25 years, and served it well, but in the past few days and particularly the past few hours, his relationship with his readers and his employers has become untenable.

The February figures show 10 of the 20 leading metro areas had record annual declines, with 15 showing losses of over 10% compared to February 2008.

The strategic position of urban rail transit is further highlighted in Tier I megacities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, which already rank the world's leading metro systems in size.

During the cold Russian winters, the dogs started to move underground, first exploring the tunnels leading to metro stations, and then, once they had mastered the escalators, moving into metro stations located relatively close to the city's surface.

A statement released by The Globe highlighted his work leading the metro desk on investigating corruption on Beacon Hill and enhancing the section's narrative journalism.

A best on ground performance which yielded 12 marks and 6 goals in the opening match against South Australia began a wave of unprecedented hype and attention, with Hawkins drawing comparisons to Brisbane Lion Jonathan Brown and leading Vic Metro coach David Dickson to declare the young forward as "the best footballer I've seen...since Chris Judd".

Other leading Iowa metros include No. 13 Waterloo, No. 14 Sioux City, No. 15 Dubuque and No. 17 Ames.

Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio have, since 2000, been among the nation's leading major metros for economic and population growth.

The bomb that went off on August 8th in an underpass beneath the square, leading to the metro, was small but cunningly placed, and timed to inflict the maximum number of casualties on the rush-hour crowd.

Underneath the square is a network of pedestrian tunnels and escalators leading to the metro system which provides shelter when the weather gets too bad and can keep feeding in fresh protesters from all over the city.

The walkway leading from the metro stop at Behesht-e Zahra Cemetary to the entrance of the mausoleum housing Ayatollah Khomeini's remains is reserved for government officials and foreign dignitaries on Dah-e Fajr.