Sentence examples for subway traces from inspiring English sources

McKendry, who described a similar slice of urban architecture in "Beneath the Streets of Boston: Building America's First Subway," traces the famed intersection's roots back to early 1800s farmland, where a former brewer named Medcef Eden owned 70 acres that included a dirt path known as Bloomingdale Road, now Broadway.

And for the rest of us, staring at the subway map, tracing our fingers east along the L line?

But your article about the capture of Najibullah Zazi, who was plotting to leave bombs in New York City subways, through tracing his e-mails, and thus thwarting what would have been a catastrophe, persuades me to shift my attitude toward the government's monitoring of phone calls and other communications.

Romano, a street art buff, also keeps a blog tracing subway art throughout the city.

They used her subway fare card to trace her path around the city, studied her phone records and inspected her usual laundry, post office and grocery store.

Arrayed in a sequence that follows the digging of the actual subway stations, the artifacts trace the development of human life in Athens from the 17th century B.C. to the eighth century A.D., from the Mycenaean period to the Byzantine era.

Continuing exhibitions include "Steel, Stone and Backbone," which traces construction of the subway system from 1900 to 1925, with photographs, tools, films and other material; "Ceramic Ornamentation," a look at the mosaics, tiles and terra cotta used to adorn subway stations since 1904; and "Here to There: Signs for Moving Around Underground," a display of more than 100 subway signs.

The subways and sewage pipes will perhaps resemble the traces left by some giant burrowing creature, and the deep foundation piles of high-rises will linger as uncharacteristic stripes in the layers of a future cliff.

Neither the snarl of Bogart's disappointed romantic nor Mitchum's amused languor leave any trace on the boulevards or in the subway cars.

To reproduce the acoustic conditions of the simulation model, acoustic-fitting using ray-tracing models was performed for two existing subway stations with island platforms using field measurement data.

"When a doctor, Craig Spencer, tested positive in New York City on Thursday, the two governors watched as city officials strained to trace his every movement - on the subway, at a bowling alley, at a meatball shop," the New York Times reports.