Urban transport

Usage examples of tram.

Men verdrong elkander, zeer ernstig van gelaat, zelfs ter wille van het kleinste staanplaatsje, onbarmhartig voor wanhopige lotgenooten, onder wie vele dames, met een overspannen zenuwachtigheid en een bont gefladder van lichte toiletten den tram omliepen, turende door de glazen of zij wellicht nog een zweem van een open plekje bespeurden.

Ky had already looked up the location of the shopless than a hundred meters from the tram stationso she turned right and found herself in a passage with obviously expensive shops on either side.

Craft took a deep breath and energized the tram, watching the speedometer by flashlight.

He thought of a way to delay his pursuers as the tram slowed further, studying the speedometer, steeling himself for the effort.

This rather upset Caravan, who did not speak again until the tram put them down at their destination, where the two friends got out, and Chenet asked his friend to have a glass of vermouth at the Cafe du Globe, opposite, which both of them were in the habit of frequenting.

But it was definitely Irena, She climbed on board a tram and in panic Lebel did something he had never done before.

According to the chrono on the wall between the two lifts, she had about five minutes to wait for the next tram.

Luxi strode across the tram station deck toward the lifts on the far wall, moving buoyantly through the low gravity as though through water.

Today Miamians can actually ride an elevated tram from the Omni Mall to Brickell Avenue.

I climbed aboard an ancient narrow-gauge tram that linked outlying neighborhoods of Ostrava and let it carry me away.

Once Romanov had reached the bottom rung of the fire escape, he ran to a passing tram.

Then the tram went off into the darkness, Soupbone standing up straight and stiff.

The railway station is some distance from the town itself, so we had to rustle our bags through the misting rain to a waiting tram almost tiny enough to pose for a model of the famous Toonerville Trolley.

When they got into the narrow town the tramcar, mysteriously swelling, seemed to chip the shop windows and bump the front doors, and people upon the pavement scrambled between the glass of the tram and the glass of the big drapery shop.

Beneath Margarita floated the roofs of buses, trams and cars, and along the sidewalks, as it seemed to Margarita from above, floated rivers of caps.