Sentence examples for line passengers from inspiring English sources

Just feet away, oblivious Harlem Line passengers rolled on by.

That, of course, is only a tiny fraction of the total 24.3 million Harlem Line passengers that Metro-North projects for this year.

Guillaume Pépy, the head of SNCF, suggested a bleak outlook for the D line: "Passengers are increasing by about 5%, or 25,000 people, a year.

The next morning, she went back home to south London, racked up a telephone bill of more than $160 waiting on hold for her airline's help line (passengers had to call a premium-rate number), and waited some more.

BY the time Fox introduces the soapy new drama "Lone Star" on television this fall, some Vanity Fair readers, cruise line passengers, hotel guests and iPad owners will have had a chance to watch it.

Morris and Essex Line passengers would get off the train at Secaucus and transfer to the Northeast Corridor or North Jersey Coast Line, the only two lines that go all the way into New York.

In the late 1930's, she was an original member of the American Abstract Artists organization and worked for the federal Works Progress Administration, assisting Fernand Léger on his mural for the French Line passenger ship company.

From the opening of the line, passenger stock comprised 4-wheel carriages.

Metropolitan line passenger trains ceased to run north of Aylesbury from 6 July 1936.

More recently, a Lyft Line passenger got in and immediately grilled me on why I hadn't picked up our other passengers first.

They were designed for main line passenger services, initially on the Great Northern Railway (GNR), a constituent company of the London and North Eastern Railway after the amalgamation of 1923, for which they became a standard design.