Sentence examples for these interchanges from inspiring English sources

These interchanges strike me as hilarious around midnight, but I have seen much the same in crowded interview rooms at stadiums and training camps.

"This highway spur will probably spawn a series of bedroom communities all along these interchanges," said Gary Thornbloom, chairman of the local Moshannon Sierra Club, which is concerned about sprawl.

Nursing is a metaphor for intimacy.... Nurses do for others publicly what healthy persons do for themselves behind closed doors.... Nurses are treasured when these interchanges are successful, but most often people do not wish to remember their vulnerability or loss of control, and nurses are indelibly identified with those terribly personal times.

Starting with Copland and Bernstein (who deplored the drafty halls in which the orchestra rehearsed but was persuaded to put up with them and was made the orchestra's life president for his pains), these interchanges led to the 1968 appointment of André Previn as principal conductor: a good choice, it turned out, though made because of his fame beyond the boundaries of classical music.

These interchanges appear to be increasingly isolated from each other.

The smartness of use of these interchanges is provided inside the interchanges.

The fees Chung pays are a tiny fraction of Wall Street's swipe fee windfall; banks take in a combined $48 billion a year from these "interchange" fees on debit and credit cards, according to analysts at The Nilson Report.

For these two interchanges paid parking facilities exist.

A big shopping mall is located between these two interchanges (Fig. 4).

Developing strategic governance between planners, policy makers, operators and the business world ensure a good functioning of these city interchanges.

A collector-distributor road serves these three interchanges.