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• s  spanning or crossing or on the farther side of a continent
  transcontinental railway
  transcontinental travelers
  a transcontinental city

• Sue Tranter AFP Getty But that transcontinental migration is about to get even longer, thanks to global warming.
• Over the bad lands of West Texas the Akron rode out storms which delayed her a day on her first transcontinental trip, but which demonstrated beyond doubt the ship's structural .
• As commonly predicted, Postmaster General Walter Folger Brown last week awarded the central transcontinental airmail contract (PTI, Sept.

News & Articles

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• TC Transcontinental shines again in the annual Corporate Knights ranking of the Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada
  TC Transcontinental shines again in the annual Corporate Knights ranking of the Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada
  June 7, 2013 - CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance
• Transcontinental Inc.'s adjusted operating income increases for third consecutive quarter
  Transcontinental Inc.'s adjusted operating income increases for third consecutive quarter
  June 6, 2013 - CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance
• Transcontinental Q2 13 Earnings Conference Call At 4:15 PM ET
  Transcontinental Q2 13 Earnings Conference Call At 4:15 PM ET
  June 6, 2013 - Nasdaq

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in Christian Science Monitor
  I know there's some who believe we can only handle one challenge at a time,Obama said Tuesday in his remarks on education. "They forget that Lincoln helped lay down the transcontinental railroad and passed the Homestead Act and created the...
• Gerald Grinstein in Bizjournals.com
  As Delta continues its transformation to become a more customer-focused airline, we are incorporating the best of Song into the best of Delta,said Gerald Grinstein, Delta CEO. "Our new Song service will set the standard in transcontinental...
• Colin Barnett in WA Business News (subscription)
  Obviously the way to do that is to have a transcontinental pipeline constructed,Mr Barnett told reporters. "Pipelines basically are used from Siberia to Europe. They have criss-crossed the American continent for decades. Why in Australia...