Sentence examples for transit makes from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, often apropos of nothing, being in transit makes us bring up our breakfast, lose our lunch, or eject some other more recent but non-alliterative meal.

Mr. Rowland's outright hostility to mass transit makes Mrs. Rell's proposal that much more extraordinary, since she was a member of his administration.

Letters, of course, literally travel the distance between people, and their time in transit makes them a perfect over-arching metaphor for Gallagher's liminality.

'Something about these letters frozen in transit makes you feel like you've caught a moment in history off guard," he said.

Rather than look for more state tax revenues, a better approach would be to seek a greater cross-subsidy from motor vehicle users, who benefit from the reduced traffic that mass transit makes possible.

Cultural selections remain impressive for a city of more than a million and a half, efficient mass transit makes getting to them easy, and sleek new, Italian-influenced restaurants have lightened up Vienna's formerly stodgy cooking.

"He never felt part of anything, and people in transit made him feel welcome," he said.

He has produced records for the '50s rockabilly singer Wanda Jackson; the Detroit shock rappers Insane Clown Posse; a band called Transit, made up of employees of the Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority.

The intergalactic magnetic fields are still strong enough to deflect most cosmic ray particles in their transit, making it difficult to use their arrival directions to pinpoint their precise origins.

This causes the emitted light to vary before, during and after a transit, making it difficult for researchers to understand what the full spectrum of the star is, and if light variations during a transit are caused by a feature of the planet's atmosphere or originating from the star itself.

Items in transit make intelligent decisions about their routing based on information received from readers and positioning systems.