Sentence examples for a railroad from from inspiring English sources

There is a railroad from Cotonou to Parakou.

He and another merchant, Conrad Poppenhusen, built a railroad from College Point, Queens, to Garden City.

The next month, a railroad from Boston reached Emerson's home town of Concord, Massachusetts.

The results of adopting British practice were generally bad, forcing the engineers to design a railroad from scratch.

This disastrous measure was prompted by a desire to promote a railroad from Chicago to California through Nebraska.

Situated on the Montevideo-Paysandú highway, Trinidad is also served by a railroad from Durazno and has an airport.

Palmer started a project in 1880 to make what had been a local railroad from Colorado into a transcontinental railroad empire.

What about a railroad timetable from the Great Depression?

The garnishee was operating a railroad extending from Kansas City, Missouri, to Texarkana, Texas.

A REPORTER ON WHEELS describing a railroad trip from N. Y. to California tells about eating crew hash, or as the railroad crew called it "Good Daddy" hash.

"The trouble is these New Haven line cars are really complicated," said Jack W. Swanberg, a railroad historian from Branford.