Sentence examples for accelerated railway from inspiring English sources
Some infrastructure spending is still continuing: a "mini-stimulus" unveiled in April promised accelerated railway construction inland.
Growth accelerated after a railway reached the town in 1871.
In 1852, the canal was sold to the railway company which accelerated its decline.
Bournemouth's growth really accelerated with the arrival of the railway and it became a recognised town in 1870.
The development of the town was accelerated by the opening of the railway station in 1839 which stimulated the local economy and was key to the development of the Star Brewery.
With the arrival of the railway, the town's growth accelerated.
Industrialization was accelerated by the building of canals and railways to transport the area's coal, textiles, and heavy metals.
The closure of many rural railway branch lines and stations was accelerated after a report from British Transport Commission's Dr Richard Beeching that was published 50 years ago this week.
On 5 November 1923, parliament passed the final plans for the railway, and the pace of construction was accelerated.
The arrival of the railway also enabled the delivery of coal in large quantities, which accelerated the area's popularity as a winter resort.
