Sentence examples for traffic train from inspiring English sources
Lépine's responsibilities as Paris's prefect of police included not only law and order but also street and river traffic, train schedules, telecommunications, fire-fighting, the food supply, waste disposal and public health.
Depending on when flights arrive or depart (and traffic), train service to/from Haneda is often less expensive (at 500 to 600 yen), and quicker than driving (it only takes about 30 minutes).
We have taken into account a variety of noise sources, including those from the following diverse environments: aircraft, bus, cafe, car, kindergarten, living room, nature, school, shops, sports, traffic, train, train station, etc.
Bushwick provided a cacophony of signs and wonders: churches galore, boomboxes, traffic, trains rumbling overhead, street life.
Cross Traffic, trained by Todd Pletcher, set an extremely fast pace, remaining strong in the stretch and covering the one and an eighth miles in 1 minute 47.64 seconds.
Annoyance data from noise from aircraft, road traffic, trains and laboratory experiments is used to examine this hypothesis.
It identified particular driver groups who lacked good understanding of traffic signs, and this information may assist the relevant organizations to better allocate traffic training resources, and better target future studies of traffic sign comprehension.
Environmental noise, from things like road traffic, trains, planes and wind turbines, is a significant policy issue for the World Health Organization.
No matter your style, getting out east for fresh food and leisurely weekend dining almost always means traffic, trains or a jostling jitney.
Their conclusion: about 2% of Europeans suffer severely disturbed sleep, and 15% suffer severe annoyance due to environmental noise, defined as community noise emitted from sources such as road traffic, trains, and aircraft.
Most stores are in suburban areas but founder Noboru Yamada hopes to increase market share in urban centers by opening 3 new big-city stores a year, targeting high-traffic train stations.
