Sentence examples for being on a train from inspiring English sources

Whether this is because of a lack of proper policing or is one of the unintended consequences of the welfare state I do not know.I recall being on a train in the winter of 1976 when a gang of football fans went on the rampage and beat up innocent passengers at random.

It is like being on a train: thin and narrow.

It's like being on a train that makes all local stops.

The idea of being on a train under the ground, under the river.

My husband later said it was like breaking up with someone but still being on a train with them.

I do find it troubling, being on a train and looking round and everyone is on their phones.

'And again!' It was like being on a training flight.

He was on a train one day.

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

Joseph is on a train to Chippenham.

I am on a train.