Sentence examples for Alight from the train from inspiring English sources

Another rider, having left the seat next to him to alight from the train, was forced to navigate his armpit.

The case provides an overview of the main activities an Underground rider must carry out to either enter the station and eventually board the train, or else alight from the train and exit the station.

Day-trippers should make sure to alight from the train at the aptly named Haltwhistle, a tiny market town not far from the Milecastle Inn and the Twice Brewed Inn at Once Brewed.

One reason for Thatcher's success in politics was that she always knew (at least until near the end of her premiership) that it was wise to alight from the train before it hit the buffers.

"The men shouted as they walked through the station having alighted from the train a short time earlier.

This painting is, according to Benfey, "Degas's only portrayal of outdoor New Orleans". Think back now to Degas alighting from the train and squinting into his uncle's glasses, the Degas who, because he was afraid of going blind, remained indoors and painted, with this one exception, indoor scenes.

At dusk they alight from the "circular train --a railway train --as train --aal and the cheapest public trailwaythaton--to ringszvous athehe station for the middle-capitaleighborhood of Kande.

Every day, as many as 1,500 migrants alight from the notorious freight train known as La Bestia ("The Beast") as it terminates on the outskirts of Mexico City.

Maclean made his attempt as the queen alighted from the royal train at Windsor, to be conveyed by carriage to her nearby palace.

There's a fear that you could easily see Russian soldiers, masquerading as rebels, alighting from that train in Kaliningrad and posing a threat to the whole area".

Figure 2 encapsulates, as a flowchart, each of the 'factors' that affect the efficacy of the passenger to board or alight from a train and by implication impact upon the dwell time variability of the service.