Commuters were deprived of their transport by the strike.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

We had to slow to a crawl because of heavy traffic.

Public transportation workers went on strike.

The preparations for privatization are steadily under way now.

The strike crippled the transportation system in the metropolitan area.

As a result, the commission-based income of taxi drivers decreased.

They worked around the clock to reopen the railroad, which was cut in several places by the flood.

The whole town was paralyzed by the transport strike.

They conveyed the passengers of the derailed train to the next station by bus.

After some freight cars were derailed, services were suspended on the Chuo Line.

Freight cars were derailed and services suspended on the Chuo Line.

Somebody made off with my suitcase while I was getting a train ticket.

As the means of transportation have improved, a larger number of people now live in the suburbs.

Our school excursion plan fell through because of a transport strike.

The people got into the train with a lot of pushing and shoving.

Traffic was disrupted by work on a subway extension.

The train started, leaving many passengers behind at the station.

I hear they are going to run more trains to ease the present commuters' hell.

The commuter trains in Tokyo are absolutely packed with passengers.

At the same time, the number of passengers decreased due to the economic downturn.

The culprit traveled to Tokyo by rail, under police escort.

The closing date for application was last week, so I have missed the boat.

On March 11, trains stopped in Tokyo and cars were stuck in traffic jams.

Some passengers complained about the service.

I was careless enough to take the wrong train.

In the fire the mail train lost most of its mails.

The mail train lost most of its mail in the fire.

All the crew were tired.

A direct train service has been started between the two cities.

The locomotive lumbered along [by, past].

The train was very crowded, but luckily I was able to find a seat.