Sentence examples for track linking from inspiring English sources

He cited the Montclair Connection, a 1,500-foot 1,500-footrack linking the Montclair branch to the Boonton line.

Work on the TGV Est, the high-speed train track linking Paris and Strasbourg, will near completion.

She takes me first along a cycle path that used to be a rail track, linking the town centre with the harbour.

The system grew until it had 10,000 miles (16,090 km) of track linking New York with Boston, Montreal, Chicago, and St . Louis

This week, a proposal to build 900 miles of track linking Canada and Alaska was debated in Calgary at a two-day meeting attended by business and political leaders from Alaska and western Canada.

Laying a two-mile track linking the steam railway with the mainline track was the final, most difficult hurdle for the project, which has cost more than £4m and was completed earlier this month.

From here, the Natchez Trace, a crude forest track, linked the interior South to the Mississippi.

The one certainty is that the dirt track linked two Serb villages, and the only people using it were Serbs and NATO patrols.

Canadian National, which calls itself North America's Railroad, is the only railroad on the continent with tracks linking the Atlantic, the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico.

Increasing even faster than the number of transistors on a chip is the amount of "interconnect"—the microscopic metal tracks linking them all.

2015: André Carrel, "Travel satisfaction surveys meet mobile phone and vehicle tracking: Linking individual experiences to travel habit changes with panel data," University of California, Berkeley, USA, advisor: Prof. Joan Walker.