subway|subways in English

noun

['sub·way || 'sʌbweɪ]

underground railway system (usually run by electricity), metro; underground passage for a railroad; underground passage (for pedestrians, traffic, etc.)

Use "subway|subways" in a sentence

1. We've got vantage points, multiple exits, subways, highways and storm drains.

2. Advertisement panels in subways and on trains (Austria)

3. The tragic sarin gas attack on Chicago's subways.

4. I ride the subway.

5. A subway map, please.

6. I work in the subway.

7. Subway lines that pass through this area are Subway Line 7 and the Bundang Line.

8. Cross by the subway please.

9. Roads, subways, power grids, and dams were constructed; cities were refurbished.

10. 21 The subway dispersed current can corrode the main body reinforcingbars and other stat components of subway.

11. Subway is crowded at this hour.

12. The subway is a public conveyance.

13. The subway was covered in graffiti.

14. He ran through the pedestrian subway.

15. We can subway to the station.

16. Subway Bielefeld Eckendorfer Str., Bielefeld, Germany

17. ... report that the subways and buses are starting to run, as well.

18. He goes to work on the subway.

19. Could I have a subway map, please?

20. New York City Subway Chaining is a method to precisely specify locations along the New York City Subway lines.

21. The subway tunnels, that's where they are.

22. 9 The subway was covered in graffiti.

23. The subway walls are covered in graffiti.

24. The new subway is now being laid.

25. Box Culverts can be used for tunnels, storage, bridges, underpasses, subways, and more.