Sentence examples for the intercity from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that runs between cities, such as a railroad.
The intercity train was travelling at 80mph.
Twelve GNER staff and 170 passengers were on the Intercity 225 service.
What about the millions spent on cancelling the InterCity West Coast franchise operation?
The Transport Secretary pronounces the death sentence in his introduction to the InterCity East Coast Prospectus.
Many parts of Uptown are in walking distance of basic amenities and the intercity bus terminal.
There is a subsidiary, the Intercity Barge Corporation, whose boats operate on the Mississippi & Ohio Rivers.
In short, the Intercity express programme is good news for passengers, the rail industry and UK manufacturing.
Even the intercity bus operator MegaBus, long disdained by many Midtown businesses, has double-deckers in its fleet.
She was on the InterCity train, and lived two miles from Paddington station in a three-bedroom flat.
The project, to replace the Intercity 125 trains, will not only create new jobs but safeguard thousands more.
If highway ramps are the popular analogy for metropolitan networks, the long-distance communications network is also often compared with the intercity railroad system.
