transcontinental

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• There was one plane of terror still in the sky then, one more commercial jetliner turned into a giant missile loaded with transcontinental fuel and only 45 passengers and another band of methodical and suicidal hijackers, four of them.

• You could pull up stakes and go to the movies, as you might take a transcontinental train ride or climb a mountain.

• It can carry 120 to 200 passengers and has a range of more than 2,000 nautical miles, making it viable for transcontinental flights.

• Hannah Hart recently finished a transcontinental tour that linked with other emerging web video artists.

• A solar-powered plane that can fly through the night has started its slow transcontinental journey.

• Transcontinental rail was a great idea in the 19th century, when it was actually the fastest way to get from point A to Point B.

• Then there was that amazing by-product of the Civil War, the Transcontinental Railroad.

• The most remarkable fact about the Transcontinental Railroad was how well Americans understood its purpose, and its benefits.

• He was dressed in khaki—a garb much affected by transcontinental automobile tourists.

• They were seated now in the conference room of Transcontinental Airways.

• As the train began its long transcontinental journey, Jim would not have exchanged places with any man on earth.

• Bucks is second vice-president—which means the boss—of a transcontinental line now, and a very great swell.

• The fashion had been set by James J. Hill, the master mind in the transcontinental field.