Sentence examples for to transit from inspiring English sources
verb
To pass over, across or through something
Ecovillages are similar to transit villages.
Yet millennials' devotion to transit has come at a cost.
They insisted that the foreigners wanted only to transit the airport and "go to Palestine".
It would be foolish to transit unknown waters without collecting all the data we can.
On the plus side, I chose our locations wisely, in prime neighborhoods close to transit hubs.
Observation of Sputnik's signals led to Transit, the world's first satellite navigation system.
Rusbridger says schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act only applies to transit lounges [and ports].
He said: "This may create a threat to transit to Europe, to our European partners.
The trims — coupled with cuts to transit spending — were denounced by transportation advocates.
The bonus system was extended to transit and housing police officers in 1988.
In 2012, they rebuffed an Iranian request to transit their territory to Syria.
