Sentence examples for use of shuttle from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sander mentioned the possibility of expanding the use of shuttle trains on Long Island; allowing Metro-North toains travelvel over the Tappan Zee bridge to Orange and Rockland Counties; and developing a second AirTrain service, to La Guardia Airport, by building a new link from the L.I.R.R. station at Woodside, Queens, along or above existing rail and highway rights-of-way.
Michelle Treacy, a spokeswoman for Continental Airlines, the airport's largest tenant, said that Continental was pleased that the repairs would take place during a less-busy time and was confident that the temporary use of shuttle buses to replace the monorail during the nearly three months of repairs would allow the airport to accommodate travelers.
If the use of shuttle buses does get curtailed, Google's loss is a Dropbox recruiter's gain.
Staff members using West Ham's stadium office could not park in the normal car park and were offered the use of shuttle buses to get them from the alternative parking area.
Such a booster would make maximum use of Shuttle-era components, including the existing launching facilities at the Kennedy Space Center.
The project could make use of the shuttle and would eventually require a small space station.
How do the Campus Police plan to encourage use of the shuttle service if their drivers are rude and refuse to perform the job we are paying them for, namely to promote the safety of MIT students?
The plans involved the development by 2014 of a crew vehicle for up to six people and of two types of launch vehicles that would make use of space shuttle components.
It was installed with the use of the shuttle's robotic Canadarm, controlled by Marsha Ivins.
Riders of Glendale's Beeline shuttle bus will be able to board Southern California Rapid Transit District buses with a 10-cent transfer under a proposed agreement that Glendale officials hope will increase use of the shuttle.
The secondary payload, replacing a delayed NASA communications satellite, was a four-metric-ton dummy payload, intended to test the use of the shuttle's "Canadarm" remote manipulator system.
