Sentence examples for which carriage from inspiring English sources

Also try: Tube Exits, to pinpoint which carriage to stand in for a quick exit at your destination.

The developers have taken the data and run with it, making apps that do everything from telling commuters which carriage to sit in order to be near the exit when their journey ends, to gamifying users' daily commute.

It's still not a match for the mighty Citymapper – which even tells you which carriage of the train to board for a speedy exit at the other end – but surely that will come.

In his statement Saturday, Mr. Kerry said his legislation would "allow signals to continue transmitting until the F.C.C. evaluates the last best offer of the firms, determines whether they were made consistent with good faith negotiation and market conditions, and if they were, then recommends or does not recommend binding arbitration during which carriage would continue".

Based on the results presented here, a booster vaccination at an age just before adolescence - the age at which carriage and disease incidence were historically highest -, may be necessary to maintain protection on the long-term.

This is important information for future vaccine studies in which carriage density or duration may be an endpoint.

"It's painful," Linda Fargo, the women's fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman, said referring to a landscape in which carriage-trade stores are struggling not only to hold on to their profits but also their ineffable luster.

A hayloft door, topped by a hook for hauling goods to the loft, is still visible above the backhouse's front entrance, and an interior wall still shows evidence of the archway through which carriages would have entered.

We found that females are at higher risk of pneumococcal carriage, consistent with their higher contact rates with young children in which pneumococcal carriage is greatest.

The app tells you which train carriage to board so you always arrive adjacent to your platform exit.

In late December it concluded a long-term deal with the News Corporation, which involved carriage of news sports and movie channels.