Sentence examples for line bypassing from inspiring English sources

The proposed route for the new HS2 train line, bypassing Warrington, will have a negative impact on the town's economy, councillors have claimed.

Locally, there were many protests against the line bypassing such a large town, but the cost of the bridge made Parliament choose the southern alternative.

Dampier lies just west of Roebourne, an old pearling port (1866) that served the Pilbara goldfield from 1888 until 1912, when a rail line bypassed it in favour of Port Hedland farther east.

West Lebanon was the only other settlement near the railroad's path, but the line bypassed it by about a mile; the town subsequently moved northward to be nearer the station.

The Canadian Pacific Railway reported 40 45 towns closed in the province of Manitoba during the height of the epidemic; the Canadian Northern line bypassed 15 more.

Sony Music has just become the largest record label to try selling music on-line, bypassing its retailing distributors.This idea is not exactly new.

Starting this summer, trains from DeKalb to Manhattan will be routed to the N and R lines, bypassing Grand and stopping at Canal Street, some 10 blocks away.

The battle had also seen the first massed use of German stosstruppen on the Western front, who used infantry infiltration tactics to successfully penetrate the Allied lines, bypassing resistance and quickly advancing into the enemy's rear.

It has shown efficacy in 5FU-resistant tumour cell lines bypassing the resistance mechanisms of these cells (Fukushima et al, 2000).

One of those lines bypasses Obama's address by two blocks.

It is born of isolation that began a century ago, when railroads and telegraph lines bypassed the rocky Arkansas highlands.