Sentence examples for transit to make from inspiring English sources

"Most of the news photographers don't have any of the original prints because as soon as they were shot they were sent by express transit" to make news deadlines, he said.

We will also make major new investments in light rail and mass transit, to make your neighborhoods more livable and to liberate families from having to buy gas at any price, if they'd really prefer not to.

The group maintains that it is unfair for the police to ticket passengers who cannot pay the fare on the M35, and it is urging New York City Transit to make the trip free.

But an advocacy group for riders contended yesterday that despite the improvement in the guides in 1996 and a promise then by New York City Transit to make the flow of information better from train crews to riders, announcements of reasons for delays were growing worse.

With the crudest of telescopes, an imperfect timepiece, and the earlier calculations of Kepler, he confirmed the notion of a clockwork solar system and used the transit to make a very rough estimate of that most basic astronomical yardstick, the radius of the Earth's orbit around the Sun.

A just-missed bus can mean getting home too late, paying a higher fare during non-premium hours, or using more expensive transit to make it in time to put the kids to bed.

This new proposed simulation-based optimization approach, integrating DES and optimization, can help the planners and designers of urban rail transit station to make decisions regarding urban rail transit station design.

And we are also working with industry and transit countries to make it less onerous for privately contracted security personnel to transit foreign ports with weapons intended for the self-defense of ships.

After a long struggle to balance the need for expansion into suburban areas with the goal of keeping mass transit fares low for city residents, a $12 million deficit has forced public transit officials to make a choice, and they moved clearly in the direction of expansion.

Greenwich Village in these years was a place for people in transit, looking to make their mark on American culture.

About 100 legislators, these critics said, are ready to do pitched battle for enhanced state aid for mass transit, enough to make a fare increase unnecessary.