Sentence examples for transportation connection from inspiring English sources
The company said that the pipeline would allow 300,000 barrels of crude from the Bakken oil fields to reach "transportation connection points" in Canada.
The future of the 92-acre complex -- built, coincidentally, on a landfill of dirt excavated for the construction of the trade center -- had always seemed tethered to the towers, the neighborhood's major transportation connection to the rest of the city, and its cultural and commercial focal point.
layover \ 'lā-, ō-vәr \ noun (1873) - STOPOVER n (1885): a period spent by a passenger at an intermediate point in waiting for a transportation connection; a brief halt in a journey caused by scheduling in the course of a journey; a short stop in a long journey, especially one between airplane flights; free time between flights spent in an airport hub -- and to be avoided like the plague.
While Mecklenburg West Pomerania has good transportation connections for waterborne transportation via its ports, land connections are poorer.
Block 37, with a better location and more transportation connections, sits half empty.
BMW said it was looking for a site with good transportation connections and inexpensive land.
The ambition is to transform the slum into another district, integrated into the city, with proper transportation connections and services.
Poznań has an international airport and excellent transportation connections to major cities in Poland and the remainder of Europe.
However, brokers agree that Wales, with its striking coastline, mountains, picturesque countryside and transportation connections to England, offers good value for the money.
The new development particularly provides smaller apartments for newly hired young adults, and relies on proximity to work or transportation connections for its success.
Landscape heterogeneity, non-local spreading mechanisms, and long-distance transportation connections can affect the spread of an invasive species or infectious disease.
