Sentence examples for station linking from inspiring English sources

Will had come up with a roughly circular 50km route – starting and finishing close to Windermere train station – linking big-lake swims and smaller atmospheric tarns.

Construction at the site began in 1971, and in 1977 a station linking the city's subway system (the Métro) with the regional express system was opened.

A transit station linking the stadium and the area to Amtrak, the Long Island Rail Road, Metro North and an extension of the No. 7 subway line is not an unrealistic idea.

Geographer Danny Dorling, who is based at Oxford University, predicts that plans for a new rail station linking Oxford to London Marylebone will only exacerbate the divisions between rich and poor.

About 130 million passengers a year use the railway station, linking London to commuter lines and cities north to Edinburgh, and now joined underground to the revitalised St Pancras.

The six plans vary on the size of the memorial and the exact site of the office buildings, the retail space and a new permanent PATH station linking New Jersey with Lower Manhattan and the city's subway system, according to several people who have seen the proposals.

A new station linking Sheffield with the HS2 high-speed rail network will be situated at Meadowhall shopping centre.

From 2018, up to 24 trains an hour will pass through the station, linking the City with Canary Wharf, the West End and Heathrow.

The Crewe option proposed an out-of-town station while Stoke offered a city centre station linking up to its university quarter.

Larissa, the main railway station, links the city with the rest of the country and the continent.

Changsha has a large thermal generating station linked by a power grid with the nearby industrial centres of Zhuzhou and Xiangtan; the three cities were designated in the 1970s as the nucleus of a major industrial complex.