Sentence examples for transit locations from inspiring English sources

Google has published an interactive map showing the new Street View transit locations.

"Our first efforts to map global transit locations include 16 international airports, over 50 train and subway stations, and even a cable car station in Hong Kong".

The annual auditions are for spots on the permanent roster of musicians entitled to take part in 125 weekly performances at in 23 transit locations around the city.

I was blown away at the contrast between Hong Kong's public transportation and the public transportation I have experienced in the US, and it prompted me to think about how expanding public/private partnerships with focused real estate development at transit locations could positively impact the quality of transportation in the US.

In recent years, continuous vaccination has been conducted at 51 transit locations at the state's international border with Nepal and 11 important railway stations.

Here's how the campaign worked: The Gap worked with out-of-home ad company Titan to place ads at bus stops and other transit locations in New York, San Francisco, and Chicago.

It sits in a crucible transit location for the insurgency and has for generations been the seat of significant destabilising inter-tribal frictions in Afghan society.

"What I heard was more along the lines of using it as a transit location when perhaps other places were full or other places were deemed too dangerous or insecure, or unavailable at the moment," said Wilkerson, who served under Powell from 2002 to 2005.

You will find it incredibly fun to look at where you have been a year from now. 6. Transit When it comes to using public transit, location-based apps have enormous convenience to offer.

The island was used as a "transit location" for the US government's "nefarious activities" post-9/11 when other places were too full, dangerous, insecure, or unavailable, according to Lawrence Wilkerson, Colin Powell's former chief of staff.

"What I heard was more along the lines of using it as a transit location when perhaps other places were full or other places were deemed too dangerous or insecure, or unavailable at the moment.