Sentence examples for a marshalling yard from inspiring English sources
There were some "unsavoury incidents", such as the one in 1944 in which an entire formation of American Fortresses dropped their bombs not on their target, a marshalling yard in the French town of Rouen, but in a carpet of explosions on the local civilians nearby.
Duo-locomotives have been introduced, equipped with both normal electric traction and diesel traction, which can shunt wagons at a marshalling yard, or in an un-electrified siding.
The company built a light railway through the town to Amlwch station, and a marshalling yard for exchanging freight wagons.
He was killed when the B-24 Liberator aircraft he was travelling in crashed into a marshalling yard at Port Moresby, New Guinea, on 7 September 1943.
Tibbets flew the lead bomber Butcher Shop for the first American daylight heavy bomber mission on August 17 , 1942 a shallow penetration raid against a marshalling yard in Rouen in Occupied France, with Armstrong as his co-pilot.
A part of this traffic was still run by railway a year before the outbreak, and a marshalling yard was installed a few kilometers from Kehailia.
The park is being re-made and re-modelled in time for a full re-opening next year but, for now, a fun run through its grand esplanades is like a jog through a B&Q marshalling yard.
Britain, which sacrificed its empire to defeat Germany in the war, is for Tooze merely a forward marshalling yard for the factories of Detroit and the American midwest.
Moved to the Witten-Annen sub-camp of Buchenwald, he was assigned to the local gare de triage, a railway marshalling yard which, being vital to the Nazis, was constantly bombarded by the RAF.
Some Bangladeshis fret that if India tries to overcome its own logistical problems by, in effect, using Bangladesh as a huge military marshalling yard, reprisals from China would follow.Such fears are not yet widespread.
To the south-east of Radyr was an extensive railway marshalling yard which included another railway bridge over the Taff to provide an alternative route towards.
