Sentences with phrase «using subway lines»

You'll connect multiple stations using subway lines, but only a handful of passengers can occupy each station so you'll have to build the most effective subway system to avoid delays.

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The court found that working class residents shared a common language, lived in similar types of housing, used the same subway lines and health clinics, and got their news from Chinese - language media.

Five subway lines, the Long Island Rail Road, and six bus lines run through there, a major transit hub used by 120,000 local residents every day.

But Metro - North officials said they expect riders who would use the proposed lines to be primarily of city residents who use public transportation, and would get to the new stations by subway, bus or bike.

I find a raincoat w zip out lining and a hood is great, no need to carry a heavy umbrella and using an umbrella on crowded sidewalks or subway stairs is awkward anyway.

We found the tablet a little unwieldy when attempting to use it while standing on a subway platform or waiting in line.

Ride a certain subway line in Beijing, and you can use your cell phone to scan QR codes and download free library books.

Metrorail: The Washington Metrorail is the regional subway system, providing clean, safe and reliable transportation around the Washington, DC metropolitan area using five color - coded lines that intersect at various points, making it possible for passengers to change trains and travel anywhere on the system.

«The samples were taken using sterilised sponges that had been pre-cut into the letter or number of the subway line from which the sample was to be taken - A, C, 1, 6 etc..

The London Underline - brainchild of design firm Gensler - is a simple idea, really: use underutilized and abandoned Tube (subway) lines for safe and fast city biking.

Thanks to its modern, clean lines and exceptional clarity, Helvetica is widely used in everything from major corporate logos (BMW, American Airlines, Microsoft) to New York City's subway signs.

NoHo Commons is a transit - oriented mixed - use project in North Hollywood, at a Red Line subway station, developed by J.H. Snyder of Los Angeles.