Sentence examples for trunk route from inspiring English sources

Some areas, where cabinets are a long way from the nearest exchange or fibre trunk route, are clearly more expensive to connect than others.

The advent of the diesel locomotive inhibited further trunk route electrification in the United States after 1938, but following World War II such electrification was rapidly extended elsewhere.

It lies just off a little cul-de-sac that once formed part of the old east-west trunk route to Devon, which used to pass through the heart of Wincanton with its once fine coaching inns.

As Castamon, it was on the northern trunk route to the Euphrates River and was an important Byzantine town captured by the Seljuq Turks in the late 11th century.

By the 1930s the first railway trunk route, linking Tokyo with cities such as Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe, had become heavily congested, according to Christian Wolmar, a railway expert.

At the same time, new trunk route construction was considerable in the developing countries, where increasing route capacity was essential for bulk movement of raw materials to expanding industries and to foster regional socioeconomic development.

Additional spur lines built since 1949 connect the industrial districts to the main trunk routes.

It is better to have a railway line that goes somewhere, that connects with the trunk routes and is there when we need to travel with it.

The priority, for newly acquired planes, will be to "thicken" busy trunk routes with more services between cities such as London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin and Madrid.

On easyJet.com, flights are plentifully available on these trunk routes from Gatwick for under £100 during August, with some weekend flights available for less than £100.

Many of the network's main trunk routes were laid by private companies under schemes that would now be described as "build-operate-transfer".