Sentence examples for be on a train from inspiring English sources

WHEN Lauri Cohen and Manuel Molina went looking for a weekend home a few years ago, they had one major criterion: It had to be on a train line, because neither of them drives a car.

Would I be on a train back to Nebraska?

Otherwise, he added jovially, "I might be on a train to Magadan".

"My husband was supposed to be on a train at 4 a.m. today," she said.

Not long ago this habit astonished an Icelandic music student who happened to be on a train that Duke had barely caught.

"We can be on a train for hours and hours, get to the bandstand and Roy will always be completely energized and ready to play".

He was on a train one day.

Almost a year ago, Hirh was on a train to London when another desperate Syrian refugee got in touch.

I began, "So I was on a train at Times Square yesterday, the one that hit that lady".

A year later, trusted by his handlers, he was on a train to go OT.

Joseph is on a train to Chippenham.