Transit
transit (noun) - carrying goods and people between places
in transit
in transit between
during transit
transit through
transit time
mass transit
public transit
a transit system
air transit
rail transit
sea transit
a transit visa
transit lounge
a transit point
a transit point for
a major transit point
a strategic transit point
transit routes
Example sentences:
* The conglomerate holds hefty stakes in banking and mass transit.
* Your goods have been spotted in transit.
* You'll need at least a transit visa to enter the country.
* Air transit and landing rights have been granted to all major airlines.
* Passengers on connecting flights must wait in the airport's transit lounge.
* The goods have been tightly secured to prevent anyone from tampering with them during transit.
* New Jersey Transit trains were running again to Manhattan. (name of a government mass transportation organisation)
* Permission was given for the ships to transit through the dangerous straits.
* It will add months to the transit times.
* The goods are in transit between the warehouse and the factory.
* When immigrants arrive they find no real public transit or affordable housing.
* This gigantic proposal involves the construction of rail and mass transit systems and shopping complexes and heaven knows what else.
* Tri-State Motor Transit, Inc. (company name)
* "Ridership on mass transit in the United States has increased 15% since 1995."
* Some transit routes are altered in the new plan.
* "A single four-million-ton freighter's transit window was a bare twenty-five seconds."
* "Number eight for transit! Thank you."
* Burma is an important strategic transit point for goods produced in southern China.
* The Chinese authorities are planning to use Burma as a crucial transit point, not just for the products grown or manufactured in southwest China, but as a means of transporting goods from the country's economic power-houses along the eastern seaboard.
* "Lebanon will not allow itself to become a transit point or base for any force, state or organization that seeks to undermine its security or that of Syria".
* The two countries signed a protocol on the opening of a small town on the border as a new transit point for border trade.
* The airport has become a major transit point for people without proper documents.
* The country has become a transit point in the drug trade.
* Nepal served as a transit point for Tibetan refugees heading to India.
