Sentence examples for transportation linked from inspiring English sources

Rail transportation linked Mendoza to the Pampas in 1885 and sparked the development of viticulture in the Mendoza region.

Mr. Loukos, now 19, points to improvement in public transportation linking remote corners of East London to not just different parts of central London but also to mainland Europe.

What the city really needs, said Senator Charles E. Schumer, a Democrat from Brooklyn, is comprehensive transportation linking Long Island and New Jersey to Lower Manhattan, plus an extension of the No. 7 subway line to the West Side.

Councilman McCaffrey and Barry Gosin, chief executive of Newmark & Company Real Estate, said New York City should concentrate on developing a center for relatively inexpensive office space farther east, near the Citicorp tower, Queens Plaza and Jackson Avenue, where there is more public transportation linking the area to Manhattan.

River transport is of local importance, and air transportation links Moldova with other countries.

Given the inadequacies of land transport, the country's two major rivers the Niger and the Sénégal are important transportation links.

Residents consider themselves fortunate to have excellent transportation links.

"We're cheaper and have better transportation links".

If East London lacks a unifying feel, it is perhaps because of poor transportation links.

Lately, however, commuters to Manhattan have discovered the borough, which has excellent transportation links.

Completed in 1931, the building was designed as a manufacturing center and a transportation link.