Sentence examples for trams run from inspiring English sources

Trams run through Purley.

"But in Wildwood they have the cement pathways where the trams run.

While the weather allows, trams run daily for one-hour tours through the lower and upper groves.

The cobbled streets of the 12th-century Old Town are pristine, crime remains minimal and the blue trams run reliably.

Trams run frequently, and a day ticket, the LeipzigCard, costs 7.90 euros; a family of four can buy a three-day pass for 26 euros.

It would have been possible to run the tram directly into it copying the German success at Kassel where trams run into the railway station.

Trams running throughout will make driving unnecessary, while trips to Oxford by train will be free.

But delivering power through a "third rail" also poses safety problems, particularly for trams running on city streets.

The store must have been doing good business; it was on one of the central streets, which had trams running down it as well as cars.

A Whitehall source told the Post the government is about to announce the GBP150m tram scheme, which would see 22 trams running on one line from Liverpool to Kirkby, each carrying 200 passengers.

Former six lane through roads, it appears, will now be unable to accommodate trams running side by side with any transport other than cyclists – even on the one side of the road allocated in the new plan.