Sentence examples for transit of course from inspiring English sources

Transit, of course, has long been associated with great graphic design.

Helena Crow David Hockney brought us to the Yorkshire Wolds, not in transit, of course, but on canvas.

The curves for sea transport begin a bit earlier (around 1750), and air transit of course starts later (from the 1920s onwards), but like movement over land, these other modes of transportation obey clear mathematical regularities.

Transit will, of course, face a lot of competition.

They're usually affixed to urban revitalization projects located near mass transit hubs (of course you're commuting another hour to your sprawl development in the 'burbs when you read it).

Until these potential riders see improvements for themselves in public transit, they will, of course, be against tolls.

Urban areas like New York City, with bodegas and banks on every corner and a robust public transit system, are, of course, exceptions.

When Apple unveiled a new mapping service for its mobile devices in September, it added some features but took others away — namely public transit directions, and, of course, Google's mapping data.

The impediment to all of this sensible thinking around transit manufacturing is, of course, financing: With a $10 billion budget gap, the authority, in awful shape, is attempting to sustain itself with cuts to its capital plan and the issuing of ever more debt.

They also promise to be part sports novelty, part transit brain-teaser and, of course, an all-out example of New York City excess as police escorts accompany both teams along what is likely to be the chosen route: down the Grand Central Parkway, over the Triborough Bridge and up the Major Deegan Expressway.

With 40percentt of the New York region using mass transit to get to work, of course, they might look better on paper than cities with barely a bus system.