Use "railway" in a sentence

1. He holds services in the local pubs and is chaplain to both the local college and the steam railway which runs nearby

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2. ‘Yes, it’s the line of the old railway – it’s been turned into a bridleway

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3. ’ Nick told me in response to my question about where the railway line went originally

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4. Encouraged by his matter of fact tone, I put into words the thoughts I had while I was walking along the railway walk

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5. The policeman who’d been here when she arrived had implied that it was more attempted murder than a mugging … seemed to think that she’d been deliberately left on the railway line

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6. ‘A hiker found you … near the railway track

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7. Kara reckoned it was a walk of two miles, three at most, from the side street where the Association was sited to the railway station and she had a good two hours in which to cover the distance

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8. This relatively civilized introduction to importuning went on for a few minutes more until interrupted by the approach of two railway policemen

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9. The railway official avoided controversy

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10. 'Early morning in a railway station

11. minutes more until interrupted by the approach of two railway

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12. The tables were dressed in linen and set with white china place settings, accented with silverware bearing the engraved initials of the Union Pacific Railway on each piece

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13. The brief railway trip to Birmingham was uneventful, as was the even more brief hop down to Redditch

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14. I only get to see daylight properly at the weekends and feel like a pit pony at times, but the real bonus on those mornings when there is no cloud, is that I get to see the most wonderful sunrises as I travel along the railway line

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15. He concluded his morning meeting with heads of departments and rushed home to fetch Harry along to the railway depot for an impromptu trip back to the college

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16. (Formerly the local offices of the Union Pacific Railway before its relocation due to partial destruction in the fire of '82

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17. Actually he was working nearer Gilgandra where he usually spent most Friday evenings drinking at the Railway Hotel

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18. One of Babs’ hobbies was a scale railway that meandered through his estate

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19. This large country contains one of the world’s best-run (and completely state-funded) railway – SNCF

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20. Yes indeed! Away with everyday traffic jams, be gone tiresome railway waiting rooms and congested bus terminals, with DOCTOR GLORIA PLANKTON's new flying course it's Hello Blue Skies as you soar gracefully through the heavens like something that soars gracefully through the heavens quite a lot

21. I disembarked at a small railway station on Salisbury plain and got a lift from a farmer to a spot close to the camp

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22. The battalion moved out and entrained at Salisbury railway station and set off for the crossing destinations the majority of the Battalion would cross for France by way of Folkestone-Boulogne

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23. railway we found ourselves back at Southampton where we joined the transport ship ‘Archimedes’

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24. We lined up in ranks dressing off under the watchful eyes of the Provost Corpsmen our transport had already set off making for the railway station a Rail Transport Officer rode up on his horse

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25. We marched through the town making for the railway station and marshalling yards I had no idea why we did this as trains could pull up right on the quay

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26. We were down at the railway station early the following morning we had breakfast around five and marched down to the station about six and then we spent the next three hours waiting for the train to arrive

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27. When the train could eventually move we did near enough a right angle turn and joined the railway heading further into Picardy we passed through Forges-le-Eaux on our way to Amiens and the Somme area

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28. King's Cross, and the tall gothic masterpiece of St Pancras station, evidence of eras - the canal era, and the railway era close behind it

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29. The canal and railway revolutions had left

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30. Later on we reached Albert and we marched into it under a railway arch that led into the town the further in we got the more we could see that it had taken a real pasting from artillery fire

31. We moved along through the ruins of Albert then out over the railway line on the far side of the town and as we marched along we saw the transport move another couple of inches

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32. The surreptitious idling around the Chester railway station or

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33. We were in a siding waiting for an ammunition train to pass us on its way to the front we were once again being transported in the lice infested wagons of the French railway system

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34. I stood up but my legs were a bit shaky to say the least I looked at the station and could see that it had not been used for years the building was dilapidated and there were no railway lines just grass and overgrown brambles

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35. I noted that the village was in the same state of repair as the station and it must have been abandoned some time ago why I have no idea maybe the railway link was closed in the 60s by Beecham and the hamlet just faded away with no easy way to get to the major towns and cities

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36. The Nationalists met with the terrorists in a railway car in the middle of the Victoria Falls railway bridge

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37. I greeted him with a salute and a hearty handshake and asked him to convey my heartfelt thanks to the others and headed towards the railway station

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38. There were thousands of people at the main railway station in Moscow, men, women, children and old people, many with large packages

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39. From the NKWD headquarters, we went straight to the main railway station where I bought first-class tickets to Moscow for everyone

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40. It was just me and God, laying there all alone, waiting for the wheelchair brigade to move us out; and line us up with the rest of the shipment at the railway siding in the village

41. Five minutes later, as the train was roaring through the various railway tunnels of Waverley Station an irate inspector asked Stuart for his ticket

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42. The day was fine, and all around him was the yellow hawthorn flowering that consumed the railway edges and paths

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43. Coming down from Milngavie Railway Station, he was met with a map of the town and a small green arrow that pointed towards the West Highland Way

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44. The dummy was trying get away from us by crossing the river sort of tight rope walking on the lower span of a rusting railway trestle

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45. Because the priority of the occupation forces was the restoration of the country’s railway system, roads were a secondary consideration, and not well suited to significant long-distance travel

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46. Arrival by motor transport followed a different route than the railway that Colling had used when he departed Frankfurt, and it required stopping and asking directions several times before they found their way to the rail yards where the quartermaster warehouse was located

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47. Communist partisans still controlled the northern mountains, and it was only because of the guerrillas’ connections with the Italian railway labor unions that rail travel moved relatively unscathed

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48. As he was trying to make out its unit markings, he realized that it was British, and wondered why it was so far from the railway depot and any obvious road

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49. Inside, Colling lifted a battered coffepot from the coal stove in one end of the third-class railway car and poured himself a mug of what he discovered was bitter-tasting ersatz brew

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50. The trucks were driven off the railway cars, and Major Pritchard squeezed into the Henschel that contained his cargo, while his sergeant rode in the other

51. The entire city centre had been re-fashioned over the 20 years he had been away, but the important parts – railway station, old churches, place-names – maintained their familiarity and tugged at the memory

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52. The railway tracks east from Munich were in slightly better condition than those in the western part of the Occupied Zones of Germany

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53. Elizabeth held her hands over her ears for most of their ride from the railway station to their hotel

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54. That place near the railway station

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55. The condition of the railway road-beds in Poland turned out to be no better than anywhere else in Eastern Europe, and in many instances, somewhat worse than what they had experienced thus far

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56. Not only was there constant jolting, swaying and vibrating, with an associated clamor, but in many places there was only a single set of rails, so that they were literally side-tracked for hours at a time, to permit those in charge of the Polish railway, for reasons of their own, to hold the main line open

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57. They asked directions for the railway depot, and were told which street-car would take them there

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58. It was not until the morning of the second day after leaving Warsaw that they reached the main railway station on the eastern edge of Kracow

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59. He caught a ride in an Air Force corporal’s jeep to the familiar Army railway terminal outside Frankfurt

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60. When he checked with the travel office at the railway station, he was told that a train was not scheduled until the following morning

61. He either slept in his seat on the train, or when it was necessary to lay over, stretched out on a bench in the railway station

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62. They had not experienced the delays in travelling by train across Poland that they had in the spring, and Colling concluded that the Russians, or someone, must have repaired or replaced enough railway track so that they were not repeatedly forced to wait on sidings for other trains to pass

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63. The car had to conform to the railway schedule, so that the prisoners could be placed directly on the train

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64. He took a taxi from the Munich airport to the railway station

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65. --, railway workers cover, do not tell the story of aggression is innate, because his sense of attack has been formed from an early age, is stored in the brain, because accident destroyed part of the process rational brain cells, but inhibited the attack has not been destroyed, so it needs are not being met, it is the aggression, and beating, and name-calling

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66. The bank was able to secure lodgings for us in Camden Town, and from there it is a short journey on the Northern Line branch of the underground railway to the Bank station

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67. the Plate of the city, connected by a series of railway lines that

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68. They stood on a raised walkway at the side of the railway lines,

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69. railway lines, upon most of which rested the remains of train

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70. railway tunnel of the Complex was visible as the stairway’s

71. to the Plate through the underground railway and service

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72. Sector0 railway station north of Sectors 4 and 5

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73. separated by the illuminated intersecting highways and railway

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74. Power stations and railway depots made up

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75. The railway system that links the Slums and the Plate, providing

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76. conditions they had to live in when building the Burma railway, it was nothing like this, it gave him some comfort

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77. It was the regional headquarters of Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company until late in the twentieth century

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78. AJ drove onto Shooters Hill Road towards the old railway warehouses in Deptford where Vic would be waiting

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79. Hobbs was still fast asleep and snoring when AJ saw one of the serious looking heavies signal him into the double doors that enclosed the railway arch

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80. The shiny blue Aston pulled up in front of the row of warehouses tucked underneath the Deptford railway track; the horrific scene of Hobbs’ demise but this time AJ felt no fear

81. The entire railway reservation system is computerized

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82. She went to the railway station to take the evening train to her daughter’s house in Bangalore but returned home by dinner time

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83. He saw her and the family off at the railway station

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84. My main witness, the ONLY railway safety inspector in AZ, perjured himself on the witness stand, totally recanted his written and prior oral statements placing total blame on the SP

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85. When the truth about the wreck at Rillitto came out, with the help of a lawyer downtown who regularly sued BOTH railroads for injuries to workers under Railway Safety Act, my goose was cooked

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86. about the Trans Siberian railway one of the warnings she’d read was

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87. the heliport and the railway, two birds in one

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88. short bus ride took him to the railway station, where he bought a ticket with only the minimum of linguistic difficulty, and boarded the train

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89. I ran across you when you were trying to explain to the railway company how your bag had disappeared from

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90. They climbed in the taxi and were transported the short distance to the railway

91. The steel RAILWAY

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92. century, they challenged Britain in coal, steel, and railway production

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93. His hotel was near the railway station, and what a mess! He took a day tour in

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94. He spent a great deal of money for steel rails, ballasting track, transfer yards, terminal facilities, new equipment, and new shops, and put the road in better condition than any other railway similarly situated

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95. Then there had been the letter telling him that she had bought a yard, he was to meet her at a railway station at a certain time if he wanted to get away

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96. From the railway station you could look clean across the rubble all the way to Altona, but in spite of the depressing devastation we decided to visit one of those few places which had miraculously survived the raids until now; the notoriously sinful, wonderful, boisterous, immense, fully packed night-club just off the Reeperbahn, the Jungmühle

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97. They were contacted immediately for information and the duty dispatcher was able to tell them that a lady had called for a cab at 8:30pm last night and the destination was Central Railway, the cab number and driver were on the log so a call went out to find the cabbie

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98. He remembered the fare and told them that a good looking woman had indeed been taken to central railway

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99. But if we destroy the railway, we send a clear message to those monsters that we will not submit! We have to fight them in any way we can, regardless of the risk

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100. Unfortunately, when we finally got off the train we found ourselves at the end of the line, in an industrial area with nothing but warehouses and railway tracks