Sentence examples for not only subway from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kiley, who served as chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority from 1983 to 1990, will become commissioner of an agency called Transport for London, which was created this summer to oversee not only subway operations, but also bus service, taxis, traffic lights, ferries and some light rail and roads.

Built-in faults not only frustrate subway riders; they also siphon off resources in mechanics' time, equipment and repair costs, sometimes for years.

Andrew Corwin, a partner in Delacort Capital, a money management firm at 120 Broadway, said the World Trade Center, which faced his building, was not only his subway stop but also "the place where I bought my Christmas gifts".

Because of the city's density, much of its infrastructure is tucked beneath it, not only trains, subways and shopping arcades but also electric lines, sewers and water tunnels.

But Mr. Zapata said that throughout the entire transit system -- including not only the subways but Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North Railroad and other places under the authority's control -- the company has maintained a daily level of having 95percentt of its phones in good working order.

"Blue line to #Emmys #Mork," he wrote, giving a nod to the late Robin Williams as he flashed rainbow suspenders like Williams' character wore on "Mork and Mindy". Next year we hope Kimmel and McNearney not only take the subway to the Emmys, but also bring Subway to the Emmys.

Any plans for the far West Side must include not only building the subway, but also a guarantee that the strapped Metropolitan Transportation Authority is able to pay for the service and maintenance.

And again, to its credit, in 2010 the municipal government organized an international competition for the redevelopment of Yenikapi with a view to building not only a new subway station and tunnel but also archaeological parks that would showcase what for millennia had laid buried under the city.

Not only are Tokyo subway fares extremely cheap (in the $2 range), but very easy to get from electronic ticket machines, which all have English menu options.

And not only could I take the subway, I was even capable of finding my way from an exit to any reasonably major destination.

Eventually, map viewers will be able to see not only surface features, but also subway tunnels, sewer lines and the like.