Sentences with phrase «east coast lines»

The resort's cottages and suites run along the length of the north and north east coast lines, enjoying secluded and very idyllic beaches.

The nationalisation of the East Coast line has led to lower government borrowing and improved services for passengers.

Rail services on the East Coast line through Peterborough and Stevenage are being brought under public control for the second time.

You must book through the Virgin Trains East Coast website for an east coast line journey or Virgin Trains for a west coast line journey.

Great Rail offered a booking from Durham (East Coast Line) to King's Cross, which meant we did not have to worry about car parking, so everything got off to a good start.

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As well, Canada must make sure it can get its landlocked resources to market by building pipelines in virtually all directions — notably the Keystone XL route to the U.S. Gulf Coast, the Northern Gateway line to the West Coast for shipment to Asia, and the TransCanada west - to - east project to Quebec and Saint John, N.B.

Norfolk Southern (NSC) controls rail primarily up and down the U.S. East Coast, while Canadian Pacific's lines run largely east - west along the U.S. - Canadian borEast Coast, while Canadian Pacific's lines run largely east - west along the U.S. - Canadian boreast - west along the U.S. - Canadian border.

The crucial supply line to the US East Coast was shut for more than 12 days at the time.

The waiting shoppers chat about their favorite Trader Joe's foods, and a woman in line launches into a monologue comparing the retailer's West Coast and East Coast locations.

East Coast supply could remain tight for as long as Line 2 stays unallocated.

On Wednesday, the Colonial Pipeline Co. shut down its major diesel and jet fuel line carrying Gulf products to East Coast markets.

If Enbridge decides to move Alberta oil through its Line 9 pipeline to the U.S. east coast, it won't be able to ship that...

As a Senior Director, he is responsible for originating senior and mezzanine loans for the commercial real estate credit lines of business with aprimary focus on the East Coast.

On the east coast of the region, Palm Bay — with its extensive coast line — is home to countless beach bashes.

The restaurant takes same - day reservations (beginning at noon), and we were told that lines begin as early as 10 a.m. Standout dishes include the Hawaiian tuna poke, steamed pork buns, tempura East Coast oyster tacos and blue crab fried rice.

The Overall Winner for the best new product was JavaMelts Flavored Sweeteners, which turns an ordinary cup of coffee into something special and delicious; The 1st Place Runner Up was [Actual] Iceberg, for their authentic iceberg ice from Newfoundland, off Canada's east coast; The 2nd Place Runner Up was Bake» nJoy for their Kitchen Cupboard ™ Gourmet Brownie, Cookie and Muffin Line; and Best New Product in the Food Trends Experience was Hal's New York for their New York Born, New York Made Seltzer Water.

Synonymous with incredible demand and a fan base of millions of diners from across the globe, the new Las Vegas location is prepared to attract the same popularity as the east coast originals, which are known for their long lines that span city blocks.

In light of the value found in betting NFL teams going East to West for early games, is there any line value in betting West Coast teams traveling East for early (afternoon) games in the NBA?

North Carolina — and the southernmost parts of Virginia — is considered the line of demarcation along the east coast between the north and the south.

The East Coast Clara baby changing unit has a gently curved back and clean lines that will fit into any nursery.

Suppose all the towns in the continental USA were arbitrarily redistricted like lines on a TV screen, into about 35,000 separate 239 ft. (from south to north) horizontal strips, (some of which would be 2600 miles long), so that nearly every town had two beaches on its east and west coasts.

He had fallen out spectacularly with the current transport secretary Chris Grayling over a decision Grayling took in late November over the future of the East Coast rail line.

Nothing symbolises the government's blind attachment to big business like the privatisation of the East Coast Main Line.

The troubled East Coast rail line will be taken back into public hands, the Transport Secretary has announced today.

On the publicly run East Coast rail franchise, seventy - nine per cent of passengers are satisfied that there is sufficient room on trains, compared to an average of 67 % across all rail lines.

Bercow delivered a long rebuke to Chris Grayling, accusing him of an «abuse» of parliament by failing to give Labour enough warning about his statement on the East Coast Main Line.

This includes # 350m for lengthening of platforms at London's Waterloo station; • Faster journeys and more train capacity from # 240m of improvements along the East Coast Main Line from north east England down through Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire to London; • The creation of a high - capacity «electric spine» running from Yorkshire and the West Midlands to South Coast poEast Coast Main Line from north east England down through Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire to London; • The creation of a high - capacity «electric spine» running from Yorkshire and the West Midlands to South Coast poeast England down through Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire to London; • The creation of a high - capacity «electric spine» running from Yorkshire and the West Midlands to South Coast ports.

«There is great potential through the connections to the east and west coast main lines for cities other than Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds to benefit from HS2, but the challenges around realising these benefits must be tackled now to ensure these locations do not fall behind.

And a detour via Leeds would add to journey times to Scotland, and Leeds and the NE would not too significantly faster than can be achieved on the current East Coast main Line.

The BBC's Transport correspondent Victoria Fritz answers your questions about the future of the East Coast Main Line.

That's something that could benefit the many dense cities lining the East Coast, not far from where new wind farms could be built.

CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters)- TransCanada Corp on Thursday said it would move ahead with Canada's largest - ever pipeline, expanding the scale of its $ 12 billion plan to ship oil sands crude in the West to refiners on its east coast and beyond as its U.S. - bound Keystone XL line stalls in Washington.

The line would probably diminish the need to ship oil by rail to East Coast refiners, a trend under scrutiny since the derailment at Lac Megantic.

So, too, are rail lines that service much of the East Coast.

It will have to last a few days longer than that to top the current title holder, Hurricane John, which spun across the Pacific for 30 days in 1994, beginning in the east Pacific off the coast of Mexico continuing on past the International Date Line before cutting back into the northeast Pacific.

Coming from a long line of chefs and foodies, Lee grew up spending her summers working on organic farms on the east coast where she learned how to grow and cook her own food and live off the land.

Quite often an active senior lady is keeping fit by pursuing one of the many styles of modern dancing, whether it is square dancing, line dancing, two - stepping, East Coast or West Coast swing, tango or salsa.

Rosalie rides with the group to reach a distant rail line that can take her back to the safety of the East Coast.

Bleed for This emulates The Fighter and Silver Linings Playbook, serving up a loud, eccentric Italian - American East Coast family.

Russia needed to secure a foothold in the east as well as securing the vast expanses of Siberia, so in 1891 Tsar Alexander III approved a plan for a trans - continental line linking Moscow and St Petersburg with Vladivostok on the Pacific coast, as this was the only year - round ice - free port in Russia.

Throughout history, the south coast has often been the last line of defence against would - be invaders, so has a wealth of military and maritime places of interest for school trips, writes Nigel Smith, chief executive of Tourism South East

By opening the door for thousands migrating west through the Appalachian Mountains, the National Road strengthened trade and communications lines from the East Coast to Ohio and beyond.

While the East Coast is getting hammered with record snow from the Mason - Dixon line northwards, Mesa is a comfy 59 degrees at 8 AM.

The company has also partnered with Blue Skies Reps, which will represent the full Hip Doggie product line in its East Coast territories.

If travel to endemic areas (ie the east coast) is anticipated, vaccination could be considered, followed by boosters at intervals in line with risk of exposure.

The north and east coasts are scattered with rock pools ideal for children, whilst the south and west are lined by golden sandy beaches with bright blue waters worthy of the Mediterranean.

This is a pretty brutal flight, but it's in line with most United options from the US East Coast.

Back in the day the Hudson was lined with grand estates home to the East Coast upper - classes.

Pirates (also called contrabandistas, bucaneros, corsarios, filibusteros, sea dogs and pechelinguas), already in the area, found that the extensive coast line, sparse population and lack of Spanish defenses made the east coast of Yucatan and Belize a natural operating area.

20) was the northern terminus of a telegraph line that began in Campbell River and stretched from tree to tree along Vancouver Island's east coast.