Sentence examples for bad rail from inspiring English sources

The bad rail was inside the station itself, alongside the platform, so there was plenty of light.

Take Stansted, which is only half-used at the moment: very well positioned but very bad rail links.

"Onto the plates, HUHHH!" "Onto the rail in service, HUHHH!" This procedure was reversed for the bad rail.

Jo Moore, the special adviser to the transport secretary, Stephen Byers, has dismissed claims that she again sent an email recommending burying bad rail news - this time on the day of Princess Margaret's funeral.

But arguably its main selling point is a sticky pad that keeps the iPad firmly rooted when you're otherwise shifting around, something that comes in very handy when you encounter turbulence or bump-inducing sections of bad rail.

Accidental and unpredictable conditions including bad exploitation (rail tracks, maintenance and extreme long service life) make the probability of shaft and axle fracture realistic.

However, during their life span, sleepers may experience extreme loading conditions from infrequent but high-magnitude wheel loads produced by a small percentage of "bad" wheels or rail abnormalities.

Sixsmith denied that he rang journalists to tell them that special adviser Jo Moore was attempting to "bury" bad news about rail performance on the day of Princess Margaret's funeral, but admitted sending Moore an email warning her.

Network Rail said bad road conditions had stopped train drivers, signallers and maintenance staff from getting to work.

If you thought Ryanair were bad, try booking with Rail Europe.

In Amis père's curmudgeonly old age, he railed against bad writers.