Sentence examples for transportation passing from inspiring English sources

These waters form the harhor of Pittsburg, the importance of which harbor will be appreciated from the fact that the tonnage in water transportation passing from it the past year exceeded that of the Suez canal for the same period.

Instead of the full frame, a formwork jumbo was used to allow the transportation passing through.

To solve this problem, the following measures were taken: (1) Instead of the full frame, a formwork jumbo was used to allow the transportation passing through.

Similarly in the analysis of the Beijing Tianjin–Hebei region, although the accessibility of urban agglomeration increased significantly in the high-speed rail period, these cities might not benefit by just having rail transportation passing through.

Sports Travel, based in Hatfield, Mass., and in the sports travel business for a decade, offers two packages, one two days and the other three, that include hotel, tickets, transportation, passes to the Hall of Fame Museum and transfers to the airport.

In return, participants get free public transportation passes, a free Zipcar membership and driving credit, and other various perks.

In late winter, Google pledged $6.8 million to a program that gives free public-transportation passes to low- and middle-income youths; a few weeks ago, the city asserted a plan to create joint public-and-private bus stops, in some cases probably at the cost of street parking spaces.

(The card is both a regional transportation pass and a 50 percent discount for most cultural attractions in the area.

Local Transportation: You will be receiving a monthly transportation pass for commuting locally and the cost is included in the tuition.

(This month the students won back their cherished public transportation passes, but only because the school bus company asked to be released from its Lincoln runs).

FRIDAY With only $100, or 160 Turkish lira, to spend from Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, the first order of business was to load credit onto an Akbil, the public transportation pass that looks like an ice cream tasting spoon with a metal disk on the end and works smoothly across Istanbul's ferry, bus, tram and subway systems, doling out discounts.