Sentence examples for more trams from inspiring English sources

Farther along, a group of dark, rather stiff and stilted pencil drawings (including more trams and cathedrals) from the 1970s are redeemed by the numinous music videos and music-video-like shorts of the "Stille Nacht" and "Songs for Dead Children" series, in which the Quays' talent for marrying image and music is especially strong.

The new lines will be controlled by a new management system to allow more trams to run on the network.

Before the opening, three more trams were in place.

Meanwhile Greater Manchester Integrated Transport Authority GMITAA) wants to meet transport ministers to discuss more tram train rail services.

He also said he wanted to scrap the high speed HS2 train because it would destroy Nottingham's greenbelt and pledged to stop any more tram routes being constructed in the city.

To provide a conceptually equivalent meaning of block or mile, we estimated the distance in terms of more than one tram station, one tram station or half a tram station.

The onlookers are walking over lines too, but they more closely resemble tram lines than ley lines.

To get there from her home, she must take two buses and a tram, more than an hour each way.

If you've no wish to be exposed to the vagaries of the Welsh weather in an open cable car, a more sedate Victorian tram (built in 1898) does the same trip, but over solid ground.

The area around the Moscow box was more packed than the trams ferrying fans to the game.

"Really?" Paulo answers, and in that moment I realize what — more than the tiles, trams or water — endears Lisbon to me.