Sentence examples for marked transit from inspiring English sources

A group of journalists and photographers and another guard stood on top of a low building and took turns watching the transit through two pairs of cardboard glasses marked "Transit of Venus: June 8, 2004" that had improbably appeared.

This was more marked among transit than non-transit workers.

Kepler, designed to stare unblinkingly at one area of the sky for the dimming stars that mark the transit of distant planets, was phenomenally successful after its 2009 launch.

In the north, the climate is Mediterranean transit, marked by seasonal oscillations.

But wait, November actually marked a mass transit milestone of sorts for Los Angeles.

Figure 8 Route choices suggested by the Google Maps Directions API for driving (blue lines marked with dots) and transit (magenta line marked with asterisks) between a subject's residence and workplace locations.

The opening in 1863 of the steam-hauled London's Metropolitan Railway marked the beginning of rapid transit.

Therefore, the hypothesis that marked pulmonary functions impairment in transit workers was due to the synergistic effect of air pollutants and severally mutually inclusive factors is substantiated.

Yes, Lewis's beard "seems to have lost its quotation marks in transit: he looks like a laid-off lumberjack".

The result was a standoff between the transit agency and City Hall marked by the same type of blustery language that emerged on Tuesday.

The city contributes a measly 4percentt of the transit budget, although it has marked extra money if Mr. Bloomberg's congestion pricing plan is approved, a far-from-guaranteed outcome.