Sentence examples for train hub from inspiring English sources

The Metro-North Williams Bridge station nearby could be part of a new subway and train hub.

Building a train hub that brings a little pleasure underground is possible, as Rem Koolhaas demonstrated with his tram tunnel in The Hague.

They stood on Church Street, in front of the still unfinished train hub designed by Santiago Calatrava (Spanish), each carrying an American flag she'd bought on the street.

He pointed out that the current, much-heralded plan to add a new train hub across Eighth Avenue (called Moynihan Station) will provide relief for only about 5 percent of the 600,000 people who pass through Penn daily.

Long trumpeted as a solution to the blight that is Penn Station has been the plan, well more than a decade old, to transform the present James A. Farley Post Office, opposite Madison Square Garden on Eighth Avenue, into a new train hub.

Included along with the arena project was the expensive construction of Penn Station, the city's major train hub.

I found myself in the oldest section of creaking Shinagawa Station, one of Tokyo's busiest train hubs, with my heavily pregnant partner.

Some residents are expected to protest the project, complaining that the land was originally designated for affordable housing or arguing that having infectious disease research in the heart of London and next to train hubs could spread pathogens throughout the United Kingdom and Europe.

The intersection near the site of the explosion, Sixth Avenue and 23rd Street, is one of several train hubs in the area, just south of Madison Square Garden and north of Chelsea Market and Google's corporate campus, and 23rd street is also a busy thoroughfare for crosstown traffic.

Known as the the New York Police Department NYPD SHIELDLD program, the extent of the city's Counterterrorism Bureau's power can be seen everywhere, from the M16-strapped Hercules units stationed at train hubs like Grand Central and Penn Station, to the Critical Response Vehicles that are fixtures at protests and major public events all over the city.

A burgeoning art scene and bustling ferry-and-train hub are driving a restoration of the downtown neighborhood of this historic, ethnically diverse waterside city, whose ornate Greek Revival-style 19th- and 20th-century buildings now house art galleries, coffee shops, antique stores and ethnic restaurants.