Sentence examples for a freight rail from inspiring English sources

Soul City would have a freight rail spur, new water purification and sewage treatment facilities, and even a fire department.

The High Line is owned by the city but maintained and operated by Friends of the High Line, the nonprofit group that had rallied to save it from demolition after it fell into disuse as a freight rail line.

State transportation officials are considering installing a toll road for truckers between the ports at Newark and Jersey City, as well as the addition of a freight rail stop.

He was also a trustee of the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, on whose behalf he voiced opposition to a federal loan for a freight rail line near the clinic's headquarters in Rochester, Minn.

He then mentioned infrastructure projects for Oman currently under consideration, including construction of a new dam and a freight rail line from the northern port of Sohar to the planned port in Duqm.

Officials of Garden City, for example, have already expressed concern about the plan because it would involve converting a freight rail line that runs through the village and is now used only once a year by Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey to transport circus animals and equipment to the Coliseum.

Along the Bronx and East Rivers, the peninsula is dense with commercial and industrial facilities including a 329-acre wholesale food distribution center, a vast wastewater treatment plant, a freight-rail terminal, a gas pipeline and about 18 waste-processing sites.

HIGH LINE: The Inside Story of New York City's Park in the Sky (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, paper, $29.95) is the personal account of Joshua David and Robert Hammond, who spent a decade rescuing a decaying freight rail structure from demolition and shepherding a brilliant restoration by sheer force of will and heaps of good luck.

Highways, a main freight rail line and a major waterway converge here as they do in Portland and Seattle.

"There are a lot of displaced industrial tenants right now," said Nick Halstead, a project manager for the Economic Development Corporation, which is overseeing a multifaceted plan for Sunset Park that includes a new freight rail line.

"Basically, the building is falling down," said Robert Finley, vice president of finance for the Housatonic Railroad Company, a local freight rail company that owns the building.