Sentence examples for train shuttle from inspiring English sources

But for an area that remains isolated from many critical resources one month after the storm, the free H train shuttle service has been a welcome signal of progress.

Train shuttle service on existing tracks would be provided from Penn Station to a stop that would serve both the new arena and the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, which runs along 11th Avenue from 34th to 38th Streets.

TrackVia offers perks like unlimited vacation and 100percentt paid health, dental and vision insurance plans, as well as free access to public transport for those employees who commute via train, shuttle or bus.

While details were scarce, Lhota said at least 25 more riders could fit on each car, and that the program would start with the L train and S train shuttle.

A new magnetic levitation train shuttles between Pudong International Airport in Shanghai and the city's downtown area, accelerating to about 240 m.p.h.

And a work train shuttles back and forth, taking away carloads of the old wooden ties and delivering fresh concrete ones.

Every so often, a string of light threaded across the Manhattan Bridge, the train shuttling back and forth on its nightly commute.

This phenomenon has been spurred on by the arrival of David Chipperfield's Turner Contemporary gallery in 2011 and the high-speed train shuttling visitors from London, along with comparatively cheap property prices.

Operated by the Long Island Rail Road, the train shuttled thousands of people from Manhattan and elsewhere, curling along a half-mile spur off the main line to the western entrance of the park.

The Philadelphia-born father and Columbia University graduate pioneered the on-train shuttle concert more than ten years ago and continues to play both original songs and covers for "the rich, the poor and everyone in between".

The Philadelphia-born father and Columbia University graduate pioneered the on-train shuttle concert more than ten years ago and continues to play both original songs and covers for "the rich, the poor and everyone in between". While Baker considers himself a public servant in the business of making people happy, the question of how much money he actually makes always seems to arise.