Sentence examples for traffic centres from inspiring English sources

Tourist and recreational traffic centres on the province's lakes.

All the South American capitals and most of the large cities are linked by direct air services to the major traffic centres of the United States and Europe.

Herne is an important traffic centre of the Ruhr.

By the Middle Ages, the lake was a major traffic centre as the meeting place of roads from all directions.

An important road and rail traffic centre, Minden is at a junction of waterways, where the Mittelland Canal aqueduct bridges the Weser.

The city is not served by railroad but is an important air traffic centre; much beef is flown into the heavily populated central highlands, particularly during flood seasons.

Roskilde is the largest rail junction and traffic centre on Zealand, and its development has been stimulated by proximity to Copenhagen (with which it was connected by the first Danish railway in 1847).

The world's outstanding application at the Auber Station of the Métro Express beneath the Place de L'Opéra traffic centre of Paris has a large chamber 130 feet wide by 60 feet high by 750 feet long in chalky marl below an existing subway, at a depth of 120 feet, about 60 feet below water table.

You pass from there into the Arena, the traffic centre of these crowded 35,000 square feet, through the Discovery and Design section, which shows something of what two centuries of science have done for us all, and into that devoted to People ("some people," might be the wryly justifiable comment) At Home.

The national air traffic centre in Swanwick in Hampshire, where the world's busiest airspace over southern England is controlled.

At 2030 the town of Villers-Bocage, a vital traffic centre for the German forces, was destroyed by 250 RAF heavy bombers.