Sentence examples for plans for light from inspiring English sources

Sin City has no plans for light rail.

Five years later, voters approved a different proposal that included plans for light rail, but then, in 1991, Bob Lanier campaigned against rail in his mayoral bid and won, effectively killing the plan.

So much ground is covered — the Gallatin Plan, the Erie Canal, the transcontinental railroad, car culture, the 1967 riots, white flight, green technology — that the actual plans for light rail and a new transportation hub in Detroit don't get all that much screen time.

Future expansion includes plans for light rail, streetcars and bus rapid transit along the five corridors in the 2030 Transit Corridor System Plan adopted in 2006 by Metropolitan Transit Commission MTCC).

A new festival that organizers say could become Baltimore's "South by Southwest" is in the works for next year, with plans for light installations, concerts and a tech-oriented conference.

At a conference in Atlantic City, they spoke of plans for lighter bottles, as well as ones that wouldn't require a deposit.

"Legal Fight Stalls a City's Plan for Light-Rail Relief" (Houston Journal, Feb. 13) asserts that Houston "has serious traffic problems".

That would be a faster transition than has been assumed until now by the semiconductor industry, which has planned for light-wave etching to be the principal technology through the next two and possibly three generations of semiconductor manufacturing, beginning in 2007.

There are also plans for a light rail line in Union County, connecting downtown Elizabeth with Newark International Airport.

As if he wouldn't -- a famous scientist with actual plans for a light saber.

The first plans for a light rail along the route of the Sognsvann Line were launched by Holmenkolbanen in 1904.