Sentence examples for underground terminal from inspiring English sources

The outer tracks were used by Manhattan-bound streetcars running to the underground terminal at Second Avenue.

Every weekday before Sept. 11, New Jersey PATH subway trains shuttled 65,000 people to and from an underground terminal beneath Ground Zero.

Every weekday before Sept. 11, PATH subway trains between New York and New Jersey shuttled 65,000 people to and from an underground terminal there.

Also, new hangars and office spaces were completed for NetJets in 1999, as well as a $92 million parking garage including an underground terminal entrance, new rental car facilities, dedicated ground transportation area, improved eight-lane terminaccessess on two levels, and a new atrium and entrances in 2000, which were designed by URS Corporation.

The trade center's basement was once a six-level shopping center, parking ramp and underground train terminal spreading over more than two million square feet.

Like a lottery ticket, each tunnel sparks a new dream, and every treasure hunter seems to have his own wish list: gold, jewels, art works, an underground train terminal, a supercomputer prototype, a cyclotron.

Designed to link two sides of the historic city, its concrete entry ramps curl around a cylindrical office building before stretching over an underground bus terminal and the massive locks that regulate boat traffic between Lake Malaren and the Baltic Sea.

Instead, he was shot once in the right thigh by one of two uniformed officers who, after being tipped by a nervous bank worker, pursued Mr. Stolarz into a breezeway off W. 31st Street, between Madison Square Garden and the entrances to the underground transit terminal at Penn Station.

In this paper, a mechanical ventilation system is proposed to solve the problems of high temperature and exhaust pollution in the Macau Barrier Gate underground bus terminal.

This demonstrated that the ventilation system designed is effective in decreasing air temperature and air pollution in the underground bus terminal.

The main noise sources are a trolley bus operated using a DC current that departs from the underground Murodo terminal (at the southern edge of Figure 1), and commercial 60 Hz frequency power supplied to lodges in this area.