Sentence examples for subway passing from inspiring English sources

"When we released the game, we saw a lot of people playing on the subway, passing their phones back and forth, comparing scores," the makers of the game wrote in a company blog post.

This was Corrine's interpretation of the guilt nipping at her high heels as she cantered up Hudson Street from the subway, passing the hand-lettered sign in the window of their Chinese takeout: FRESHLY GROUNDED COFFEE.

Admission: $8; children under 12, $6; low-income, $4. Winter's Tales The next time you feel a rumbling beneath your feet on a New York sidewalk, you'll probably assume that it's a subway passing.

They were alarmed, initially, by the rumble of the subway passing beneath.

The first time you hear the rumble in "Jerusalem," the magnificent play by Jez Butterworth, you don't think that it's just a good sound effect or a subway passing beneath.

Concert settings around the city for decades have had to endure the shake, rattle and rumble of subways passing nearby.

The entrance is a glass box, outfitted with sliding doors, the MOMA logo frosted across them, the letters forming variations on MMoMoMAMAAo as the doors open and close, like the windows of two subways passing.

But of course the subways passed indiscriminately, in quieter movements, "The Park at Night" and "Pastorale," as well as in those loaded with urban sound effects, "The High-Heeled Shoes" and "The Bus".

Sometimes it's just noticing things around you that you wouldn't otherwise like feeling subways pass under you, or being able to sense if a plug-in adapter is actually working or not.

Metro passes register the subway stations we enter.

Bank of America will provide 25,000 bus and subway passes for the event.