Sentence examples for subways a bit from inspiring English sources

Everything, that is, except the comfort of Yohei Kawana and the swelling ranks of young riders like him whose height make the subway's cars, whose ceilings are about two inches lower than Tokyo's other subways, a bit uncomfortable.

When Saakashvili decided to take a ride in Tbilisi's dilapidated subway (a bit of a campaign stunt), he took a handful of security men who kept their revolvers in hidden holsters.

One thing that makes the NYC Subway a bit different from other systems is the Uptown/Downtown/Queens/Brooklyn/Bronx/Manhattan directional indicators.

About 8 45, a man walked up to him at a Brooklyn subway station, a bit confused about this W train business.

I used a 30GB video iPod, and I rarely had to turn it up past around two-thirds of the way up for a satisfying listen in a café a bit more on the subway, and a bit less at home.

Let us also not forget that "subway system" is a bit of a misnomer.

Although the Newark system is called a subway, that is a bit of a misnomer.

"But it does make me a little bit more self-conscious about it and makes me wonder if they're going to come over and take a look and maybe say, 'Hey I don't look anything like that.' " But by then, the subway had gotten a bit more crowded, and the woman seemed as though she did not have the energy to cross the car and inquire.

Two subway rides and a bit of queuing later, I found myself watching one - or should that be two?

Ever since the transport authorities in Madrid began selling sponsorship rights to their subway system, London Underground has gone a bit LOL-tastic.

Because for all its convenience, NYC's subway system can feel a bit labyrinthine at times — particularly when there's a planned service disruption (there's always a planned service disruption).