Sentence examples for world transport from inspiring English sources

With limited time you tend to stay within cities, which are expensive: cities which are major world transport hubs are rarely places for a bargain stay.

I HOPPED on the bus with the sign that said "End of the World Transport," and soon was speeding down the road toward the Coast of Death.

The Justice Department agreed to defer prosecution and eventually drop conspiracy charges against the parent company, Panalpina World Transport, if it complies with antibribery statutes in the future.

Campaigning in 40 marginal seats, I found a different debate taking place about dirty hospitals, crowded classrooms, disillusioned teachers, frustrated doctors, overworked nurses, Britain's shamefully third world transport system.

Panalpina World Transport, also based in Switzerland and involved in three of the cartels, including a "Breakfast Meetings" cartel that met in Hong Kong and fixed surcharges on routes between Europe and China, was fined 46.5 million euros.

We validate our models using popular micro- and macroscopic models and we apply them to artificial and real world transport scenarios to identify under which circumstances intermodal transports actually effect lower emissions.

Around the world public transport companies are instrumenting their busses and trams with sensors that feed into platforms like OneBusAway that can give real-time updates to travellers.

The Pergamon houses some of the reconstructed monumental wonders of the ancient world, transported from the Middle East in the last century by German archaeologists.

On the final lap of her journey, the World transported her from San Francisco to New York by special train; she was greeted everywhere by brass bands, fireworks, and like panoply.

Centre of My World transports us convincingly into the heart of a dysfunctional family in a huge crumbling mansion in northern Germany, and then gently, quietly, begins to unfurl, gathering power as it progresses by the accretion of sensitively observed detail.

Like the best pop and jazz vocalists — Billie Holiday, Patsy Cline, Joni Mitchell (whom Hunt Lieberson reveres) — she seems artless, creating an atmosphere so enveloping that the listener may feel like the only other person in the world, transported to a place beyond mere words and music.