Sentence examples for traffic hub from inspiring English sources

"Flushing is a traffic hub for Queens," he said, referring to the many subway and bus lines that converge there.

Removal of the wall west of the street exposed the remains of Hitler's bunker and the Potsdamer Platz, once the city's busiest traffic hub.

By opening in a major traffic hub and aiming at households earning about $65,000 a year, J. C. Penney hopes to attract new customers and take its national retail battle with Macy's to its rival's home turf.

At the Hicksville station, where Mr. Antaki picked up a train schedule to answer the clue for a "major traffic hub for cars, buses and trains," he asked a clerk what year -- 1895 -- the Long Island Rail Road reached Montauk.

Saint Lambert's Square, where the attack took place, is the city centre's busiest traffic hub with the bus station and the Palais de Justice housing the main court and prison compound.

As a traffic hub and neon-lit gathering place, Piccadilly Circus attracts visitors from throughout the world, many of whom sprawl on the steps of its stone island, which is crowned by the 1893 aluminum statue of Eros (formally entitled the Angel of Christian Charity, it was built as a memorial to the 7th earl of Shaftesbury).

Until the late 19th century it was one of the great traffic hubs of Europe.

Snow, ice and wind were causing departure delays of four to nine hours last night at Chicago and Atlanta airports, two of the country's major air traffic hubs.

At 137 airports defined as air traffic hubs, federal employees would supervise the screening, even if it was done by private contractors or law enforcement officers.

But some have challenged this interpretation, speculating that the download locations simply reflect internet traffic hubs or other artifacts, instead of the actual locations of Sci-Hub users.

The Associated Press previously reported that Snowden told the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong's English-language daily paper, that U.S. hacking targets in China include cell phone companies and universities hosting Internet traffic hubs.