Sentence examples for subway starts from inspiring English sources
But when the Second Avenue subway starts rolling between East 63rd and 96th Streets, there will be no grates overhead.
.," one of the people he encounters, a writer selling her novel on the subway, starts to tell him.
"My name is ...," one of the people he encounters, a writer selling her novel on the subway, starts to tell him.
The final scene, where we break the realism and everybody on the subway starts dancing to Love Train, was shot in a defunct station attached to a transport museum; we could control a train going in and out.
On Sundays, these routes operate through the early morning hours, because the subway starts at 9 00 a.m. instead of the usual 6 00 a.m.
When the New York City subway started in 1904 the fare was a nickel.
The levers she moves look like the ones her predecessors moved when the subway started.
Katie Rogers 5.16pm GMT More details of the subway start-up are coming in.
Though it took slightly longer than the train, he said, he thought he would keep biking even after the subway started running again.
It was July 1, 1948, or, as many subway riders called it, "D-Day". Ever since the New York City subway started rolling in 1904 the fare had been a nickel.
Mr. Pero left the mother ship on Spring Street in Little Italy in 1924, shortly after the subway started running out to the hinterlands of Coney Island, and opened his own place there.
