Sentence examples for night metro from inspiring English sources
Neither I nor the night Metro editor back then was sure if the timing was right for such a column.
Peter Khoury, the night metro editor, who edited the story, told me the case did not trigger any of the policy rules that would typically force a discussion about naming a child in a news story.
So with his bosses' approval, Mr. Hertz, then an editor on the night metro desk, gathered a group of colleagues, Mr. Chancellor among them, to discuss how race factored into their work and private lives.
Jan Hieronimko, who plays the village doctor, was found on a late night metro train in Paris.
With the launch of the night tube, London joins a growing group of cities across the globe that have all-night metro services, including New York, Berlin, Sydney and Barcelona.
"It's going to be a long night" wrote NYT metro editor Pete Khoury in an email to staff.
Metro status (metro versus non metro) was used to represent external healthcare environment.
A sampling of the city's problems: densely packed, mixed-zoned neighborhoods; a lack of late-night transportation (the last metro leaves at 2 a.m. on the weekends, 1 a.m. during the week); and an unwieldy tangle of rules and regulations on bars and nightclubs, applied with uncommon zeal by a "repressive" police force.
In the galley kitchen, as she talked, Ms. Smith kept a watchful eye on a corn bread potpie she was making for that night's meeting of the Metro-Manhattan Links, an African-American women's organization.
I can't wait to watch ZDF on my Nokia SuperFone++ on the metro after an all night Europop concert….
