Sentence examples for transportation terminals from inspiring English sources

In New York, museums, transportation terminals, hotels and the subway system were put on high alert yesterday as officials across the country responded to reports that terrorists might be planning to attack American targets.

But in recent months, city, state and federal officials have focused on the need to start building new transportation terminals in Lower Manhattan, in part to help stimulate the recovery of the financial district.

Thumbing his nose at the security measures of a city fixated on "looking for bombs or guns or knives or tweezers," he gleefully skips through transportation terminals and sashays past armed guards to wander at will through landmark buildings.

He remained at large Sunday night as the New Jersey State Police and law enforcement authorities in northern New Jersey widened a manhunt on highways and at transportation terminals.

The department did not explicitly tell Americans to avoid Quito -- where violent political demonstrations and crime have been on the rise -- but did say that "extreme caution should be taken in tourist areas and crowded marketplaces, especially on the streets of south Quito, the Panecillo, Old Quito, and in transportation terminals.

The winning design will include the layout and conceptual vision for the trade center site's buildings, transportation terminals and a memorial to the victims of Sept. 11, 2001 -- an architectural project like no other and one that is already among the most watched in the world.

For example, the city went looking for funds for a new, combined bus-train-commuter parking transportation terminal just as Congress decided to pass a federal transportation bill.

Michael Petralia, a spokesman for the Port Authority, said yesterday that "we haven't made any decisions yet" about Mr. Libeskind's role in the planning for the transportation terminal.

I came away persuaded that it would be an injustice if Hadid weren't invited to submit a design for the transportation terminal under discussion for Lower Manhattan.

On the transportation terminal, which some rebuilding officials have likened to a downtown Grand Central Terminal, Mr. Libeskind will work for the Port Authority, which owns the trade center site.

The plan will retain its signature elements -- the recessed memorial area, the 1,776-foot 1,776-foot will be taller than the original towerspired a grand new thatsportation terminal.