Sentence examples for transport coming from inspiring English sources

When asked to choose three policy areas they thought should be the greatest priority for the next London mayor, 67% of those polled chose housing, with transport coming second at 51%.

No idea how much this cost but it had a good look to it, some nice locations, sturdy sets, good CGI – the shots of the transport coming over the hill looking like Thunderbird 2 were good work this week.

"In terms of the basic infrastructure, there were no decent roads, no electricity, no water, no air transport coming in, and the work force we needed was nowhere near the mine," said Cameron McRae, chief executive of Oyu Tolgoi, at his office in the capital, Ulan Bator, which is about 375 miles from the mine.

You have to get used to the perfect organisation of everything: the public transport coming at the very second on the schedule, and also leaving ahead of you when you are even 1 minute late at the bus stop; the local credit cards, which are no different from any other but are greatly preferred in most of the shops; and even the special way of sorting the garbage.

"You can be patient because you are already there and you have been brought by the problem so you have to solve it so that you can save on your transport coming there for the same service on another day".

"But it's all centered around… the large topics of what's happening to urban environments and what's happening to transportation as new modes of transport come on stream.

Motor transport came to the fore, and many farmers invested in tractors, often on credit.

On those rainy days, the shortage of parking and difficulties accessing the crowded public transport come to the fore.

Half the month's 90,000-job increase in trade and transport came from the seasonal bump in delivery jobs.

The bells rang out at Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral and public transport came to a standstill as the silence was observed.

4.36pm BST Boston public transport comes highly recommended in the tips (thanks @Menardo, @aeausa) so we're heading for the T, the city's metro system.