Sentence examples for was a terminus from inspiring English sources

"It was a terminus for the gold caravans crossing the Sahara," he said.

He also said the yard was a terminus of the Long Island Rail Road's Bay Ridge freight line, and the L.I.R.R. "didn't focus on rail freight".

Detroit was a terminus on the Underground Railroad, and slaves escaping to Canada were taken across in boats until the river froze each winter, then braved the walk across the ice.

Founded as Garland City near the site of a small encampment outside the gates of Fort Garland (1858), a cavalry post once commanded by Christopher ("Kit") Carson, Alamosa (Spanish: "Cottonwood") was a terminus of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad.

Aleppo had once been Syria's largest city; thousands of years ago, it was a terminus of the Silk Road.

The town is a terminus of the 1,155-mile 1,155-mile 1,859-km 1,859-kmrom Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, completed in 1974.

Abeokuta, an important market centre, is a terminus of the roads and railways coming from Lagos and other parts of the country.

Port Augusta is a terminus of both the Central and Trans-Australian railways, and its port facilities, somewhat restricted by a shallow approach, still serve some coastal shipping, but it ceased to be registered as a port in 1973.

Guangzhou is a terminus of inland navigation and is also the focal point of coastal and ocean navigation for southern China.

This means that 360 is a terminus ad quem.

I could do a different kind of work with a different kind of therapist every day and there would probably never be a terminus.