Sentence examples for whose transit from inspiring English sources

For answers, I reached out to Benjamin Kabak, whose transit blog Second Avenue Sagas is famous for taking deep dives into issues like this.

The putative change of transit peptide characteristics is also seen in K. veneficum, whose transit signals are different from those of peridinin-containing plastids and those of haptophyte plastids [ 31].

To a people whose mass transit projects are perpetually mired in regulations and red tape -- consider New York's much talked about subways to its airports -- it is a reminder that such an ambitious project can actually be built, ahead of schedule, within budget and with no environmental disasters or lawsuits left over.

*Mass transit: New Jersey Transit, whose operations across the state remain badly hobbled, did not sustain any new damage in yesterday's storm.

Shirley Hazzard, whose novel "The Transit of Venus" is this month's Book Club selection, wrote her first short story, "Harold," when she was twenty years old.

Even with Lyft, Uber and the shuttles, traffic is expected to be dismal in the already crowded city, whose underfunded public transit can barely handle the evening commute.

"We have customers out there who have been collecting these cards since Day 1," said Margaret Coffey, the assistant vice president for marketing and service information for New York City Transit, whose department coordinates the production of MetroCards.

By The New Yorker May 31, 2010 Shirley Hazzard, whose novel "The Transit of Venus" is this month's Book Club selection, wrote her first short story, "Harold," when she was twenty years old.

"We thought, 'This is our movie — it's about New York City Transit — and we really wanted it look great,' " said Alberteen Anderson, director of film and special events for M.T.A. New York City Transit, whose office has helped arrange several complex subway shoots, often to see the movies made from them, like "Money Train" and "The Cowboy Way," end up as clunkers.

Union officials representing employees of the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District, or AC Transit, whose buses carry 174,000 passengers to locations in the East Bay and across the Bay Bridge to San Francisco, gave 72 hours' notice that they intended to strike on Thursday.This month, the union's membership voted down two offers by management.

In "Transit," whose title refers to the predictions of an Internet astrologer "too obviously based on a human type to be, herself, human," Faye buys the top floor of a derelict house in a choice location and renovates it with the help of contractors from Poland and Albania.