Sentences with phrase «city to city»

This can vary from city to city because of cost - of - living differences, so it's important to know the worth of your work in your current area.

I'm an active, intelligent, hard working individual, who has found it lonely moving from city to city for work.

«On... (a) city to city trip, London (to) Amsterdam, it might be reality in the not - so - distant future.

Last month, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology won a competition among more than 1,000 college students who presented design concepts for how the Hyperloop might transport pods of people from city to city at high speeds.

Provide Airport transfer, city to city transfer, VIP and regular tour services, groups and corporations from all over the world.

Los Angeles native Darren Scott moved from city to city throughout his early years and received the majority of his wine training in New York.

It doesn't work on every route, but many flights (particularly international ones) can be hacked this way if you find the right city to city combination.

As a curious cross between an undead skeleton and a ragtag vagabond, the player walks on an overworld map from U.S. city to city, listening in on stories and meeting people along the way.

While some renters stay in one place for extended periods, others move from city to city frequently for work, or spend lengths of time away from their primary rental home due to business travel.

And it's laying groundwork for a national high speed rail network that, within 25 years, will give 80 percent of Americans the option of traveling from city to city by high speed train.

«If you can move people from city to city at 1,200 (745 miles per hour) to 1,300 kilometers per hour, you have a system that can reshape society,» he explained, suggesting that as distances shrink, economic productivity could increase as traffic disappears.

Most city to city transfers are via flight, but expect one long driving day from Dunedin to Christchurch.

But results varied city to city throughout the UK.

While some renters stay in one place for extended periods, others move from city to city frequently for work, or spend lengths of time away from their primary rental home due to business travel.

Despite all this — the technological advancement, the sudden rash of dealmaking, the this - is - happening clarity stretching from Motor City to the City by the Bay — self - driving cars today remain a Phantom Auto curiosity.

The Council of the Great City Schools, a membership group representing nearly 60 of the nation's large urban school systems, pushed for the money to use the National Assessment of Educational Progress to compare results from city to city on a trial basis.

The New York Times even referred to it as «the next borough,» a nod to its proximity to the Big Apple and the Amtrak train that gets you from city to city in just over an hour — less than it takes some Brooklynites to make their way to Manhattan.

She has followed me from city to city during my promotional book tour.»

«Not all bars are the same, and they differ greatly from city to city, not to mention country to country.

But regulations vary from state to state and even city to city — and they're changing.

Vacations By Rail offers a large selection of independent rail vacations, escorted rail tours, luxury rail journeys and custom train vacations to destinations in North America, Europe and beyond, as well as a comprehensive selection of European rail passes and European city to city train tickets.

Cities and municipalities can make their own rules, and laws differ city to city, leaving a loose regulatory framework filled with gray areas.

In its true form, «The Bomb» is an immersive, 360 - degree experience that can travel from city to city.

«This will revolutionize how we transport people from city to city.

Musk first proposed the Hyperloop, a vacuum tube intended to speedily shoot passengers at 800 mph from city to city, in 2013.

Built - in AR screens could also help HTT monetize in other ways — with digital advertising to a captive audience for short bursts as passengers zip from city to city.

Revolution thus ran its course from city to city, and the places which it arrived at last, from having heard what had been done before, carried to a still greater excess the refinement of their inventions, as manifested in the cunning of their enterprises and the atrocity of their reprisals.

«We want to offer these passes for one price depending on the package people choose; we want users to be able to travel from city to city, country to country and always have a place to work from.»

We switch from job to job, city to city.

The first churches were mostly in urban areas, founded by Christians who followed the trade routes from city to city.

«Therefore, behold, I AM SENDING you prophets and wise men and scribes; some of them you will kill and crucify, and some of them you will scourge in your synagogues, and persecute from city to city,» Matthew 23:34

I imagine a traveling exhibit following you through town to town and city to city explaining your work and thoughts.

The statistics vary from city to city, state to state, but across the USA we have hundreds of thousands of homeless and runaway teens.

They were carried by individuals as they went from city to city.

There have been times that I have wept as I have gone from city to city and I have seen how far people have wandered from God,» the pastor said in what is expected to be his final video production.

Some of them you will kill and impale, and some of them you will scourge in your synagogues and persecute from city to city; that there may come upon you all the righteous blood spilled on earth, from the blood of righteous Abel to the blood of Zech · a · ri ′ ah son of Bar · a · chi ′ ah, whom you murdered between the sanctuary and the altar.»

The missions themselves vary from city to city.

Where the prices of commodities had varied widely from city to city, within a few years after the telegraph unified national commodity markets could set essentially uniform prices.

The degree to which this is a myth depends somewhat on your region, as studies say that the percentage of homeless people suffering from addiction varies from city to city.

He will also work with the City to City network, which plants churches and will speak at various church events — including the «Questioning Christianity» series.

In Mexico, its preparation and final result depends on the diversity of ingredients used from city to city, and perhaps most importantly, on the personal preferences of the cooks.

This creates a consistency in the product from day to day and city to city.

This is a version of harira, the national soup of Morocco, which shows up in unending variations from city to city, street stall to street stall, and family to family.

I have pretty much spent the last two and a half years of my life in constant travel mode; always on the go, hopping from city to city or country to country.